Simultaneous etymology

English

English word simultaneous comes from Latin similis (Similar.)

Etymology of simultaneous

Detailed word origin of simultaneous

Dictionary entry Language Definition
similis Latin (lat) Similar.
simul Latin (lat) As soon as.. At the same time; simultaneously.
simultim Latin (lat)
simultaneus Malayalam (mal)
simultaneous English (en) (mathematics, of a set of equations) To be solved for the same value of variable.. Occurring or transpiring at the same moment.

Words with the same origin as simultaneous

Descendants of similis

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