Proto-Italic
*man-eje-
Every word has its own definition in its root. These English words share one: Proto-Italic *man-eje-.
25 English words in this record descend from Proto-Italic *man-eje-, most familiar first.
- monster ← monstre ← monstre ← mōnstrum ← *monestrom
- monitor ← monitus ← moneō ← *moneō
- demonstration ← demonstracioun ← dēmōnstrātiōnem ← dēmōnstrāre ← monstrō
- monument ← monumentum ← moneō ← *moneō
- monumental ← monumentālis ← monumentum ← monēre ← *moneō
- muster ← musteren ← mostrer ← mōnstrō ← moneō
- monstrous ← monstrueuse ← mōnstruōsus ← mōnstrum ← *monestrom
- monstrosity ← monstruosite ← monstruosité ← mōnstruōsitās ← mōnstruōsus
- demonstrative ← demonstratif ← démonstratif ← dēmōnstrātīvus ← dēmōnstrō
- admonition ← amonicioun ← amonicion ← admonitio ← admoneō
- minter ← mynter ← mynetere ← *munitārī ← monētārius
- admonish ← a(d)monisshen ← amonester ← admoneō ← moneō
More words from *man-eje-
- montre
- monstrance
- admonitory
- monstruous
- admonitor
- commonition
- demonstre
- monition
- monstrate
- moniment
- monstration
- permonish
- premonstrator
From Wiktionary, by Wiktionary contributors, CC BY-SA 4.0, via kaikki.org (dump of Oct 3 2026); adapted. License.
Etymograph / Proto-Italic *man-eje-