Deuil etymology

French

French word deuil comes from Latin dolor, Latin cor ((anatomy) heart. (figuratively) soul, mind.), Latin dolus (Trickery, deception.)

Etymology of deuil

Detailed word origin of deuil

Dictionary entry Language Definition
dolor Latin (lat) Anguish, grief, sorrow. Indignation, resentment, anger. Pain, ache, hurt.
cor Latin (lat) (anatomy) heart. (figuratively) soul, mind.
dolus Latin (lat) Trickery, deception.
cordolium Latin (lat) Heartfelt grief; sorrow of the heart.
duel Old French (fro) Sadness; grief; sorrow.
deuil French (fr) (uncountable) mourning. Bereavement. Funeral procession. Mourning (clothes).

Words with the same origin as deuil

Descendants of cor

courage cœur