receptive
English
/ɹɪˈsɛptɪv/
adj
Definitions
- capable of receiving something
- ready to receive new ideas or concepts
Etymology
Borrowed from Latin receptivus, receptus (recovered).
Origin
Latin
receptus
Gloss
recovered
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- antinociceptive English
- baroreceptive English
- bioreceptive English
- bioreceptivity English
- chemonociceptive English
- chemoreceptive English
- chemoreceptivity English
- electroreceptive English
- extrareceptive English
- hygroreceptive English
- hypernociceptive English
- irreceptive English
- magnetoreceptive English
- magnetoreceptivity English
- mechanonociceptive English
- mechanoreceptive English
- multireceptive English
- nociceptive English
- nonnociceptive English
- nonreceptive English
- nonreceptivity English
- osmoreceptive English
- photoreceptive English
- prereceptive English
- pronociceptive English
- receptively English
- receptiveness English
- receptivity English
- telereceptive English
- thermonociceptive English
- thermoreceptive English
- unreceptive English
- unreceptively English
- noceō Latin
- receptaculum Latin
- receptibilis Latin
- receptivus Latin
- recepto Latin
- receptus Latin
- Rezept German
- ricettivo Italian
- ricetto Italian
- réceptif French
- receptivo Spanish, Castilian
- *keh₂p- Proto-Indo-European
- receptivo Portuguese
- recete Old French
- receptiu Catalan, Valencian
- ricet Friulian
- irreceptive
- receptively
- unreceptive
- receptivity
- nociceptive
- bioreceptive
- nonreceptive
- prereceptive
- telereceptive
- unreceptively
- receptiveness
- baroreceptive
- osmoreceptive
- photoreceptive
- hygroreceptive
- bioreceptivity
- pronociceptive
- nonnociceptive
- nonreceptivity
- chemoreceptive
- extrareceptive
- multireceptive
- antinociceptive
- thermoreceptive
- mechanoreceptive
- electroreceptive
- chemonociceptive
- magnetoreceptive
- hypernociceptive
- chemoreceptivity
- thermonociceptive
- mechanonociceptive
- magnetoreceptivity