Latin
mēchanicus
‘engineer’
Every word has its own definition in its root. These English words share one: Latin mēchanicus.
60 English words in this record descend from Latin mēchanicus, most familiar first.
- mechanical ← mechanic ← mecanique
- mechanics
- mechanic ← mekanyk ← mecanique
- mechanically ← mechanical ← mechanical ← mechanic ← mecanique
- biomechanics ← mechanics
- biomechanical ← mechanical ← mechanical ← mechanic ← mecanique
- micromechanical ← mechanical ← mechanical ← mechanic ← mecanique
- thermomechanical ← mechanical ← mechanical ← mechanic ← mecanique
- photomechanical ← mechanical ← mechanical ← mechanic ← mecanique
- optomechanical ← mechanical ← mechanical ← mechanic ← mecanique
- micromechanics ← mechanics
- nanomechanical ← mechanical ← mechanical ← mechanic ← mecanique
More words from mēchanicus
- aeromechanics
- aeromechanical
- aeromechanic
- biomechanic
- bionanomechanics
- chemomechanical
- chemomechanics
- cytomechanical
- cytomechanics
- ecomechanics
- endomechanical
- histomechanical
- hydromechanics
- hydromechanical
- iatromechanical
- immechanical
- macromechanical
- mechanicalness
- mechanicality
- mechanicalize
- mesomechanics
- mechanicalization
- mechanicism
- morphomechanical
- morphomechanics
- nanomechanics
- neuromechanical
- neuromechanics
- neuromechanic
- nonmechanical
- optomechanics
- osmomechanical
- pathomechanics
- pathomechanical
- palaeomechanical
- physiomechanical
- piezomechanical
- postmechanical
- premechanical
- psychomechanics
- pyromechanical
- semimechanical
- telemechanic
- telemechanical
- telemechanics
- thermomechanics
- tribomechanical
- unmechanical
From Wiktionary, by Wiktionary contributors, CC BY-SA 4.0, via kaikki.org (dump of Oct 3 2026); adapted. License.
Etymograph / Latin mēchanicus