Θεαίτητος

Ancient Greek

proper noun

Etymology

Compound from Ancient Greek θεός (god, divine, deity, a god, God) + Ancient Greek αἰτητός (required, asked).

Origin

Ancient Greek

αἰτητός

Gloss

required, asked

Timeline

Distribution of cognates by language

Geogrpahic distribution of cognates

Cognates and derived terms

Dorotheus English
misotheism English
pantheism English
polypantheism English
theism English
theosoph English
theosophe English
theosophy English
Theaetētus Latin
theos Latin
theosophia Latin
theosophus Latin
Theismus German
Théétète French
panthéisme French
théisme French
théodicée French
théosophe French
panteísmo Spanish, Castilian
teísmo Spanish, Castilian
teísta Spanish, Castilian
Δοσίθεος Ancient Greek
Δωρόθεος Ancient Greek
Θεογένης Ancient Greek
Θεοδοσία Ancient Greek
Θεοκλύμενος Ancient Greek
Θεονόη Ancient Greek
Θεοφάνης Ancient Greek
Θεόδωρος Ancient Greek
Θεόκριτος Ancient Greek
Θεόμβροτος Ancient Greek
Θεόμνηστος Ancient Greek
Θεόπομπος Ancient Greek
Θεόφιλος Ancient Greek
Θεόφραστος Ancient Greek
Θουκυδίδης Ancient Greek
Τιμόθεος Ancient Greek
αἰτέω Ancient Greek
αἰτητός Ancient Greek
ζάθεος Ancient Greek
θεοειδής Ancient Greek
θεολόγος Ancient Greek
θεοπάθεια Ancient Greek
θεοπληξία Ancient Greek
θεοφύλαξ Ancient Greek
θεόμαχος Ancient Greek
θεόπνευστος Ancient Greek
θεός Ancient Greek
θεόσεπτος Ancient Greek
θεόσοφος Ancient Greek
θεόφιν Ancient Greek
θεῖος Ancient Greek
ἀντίθεος Ancient Greek
ἀποθεόω Ancient Greek
ἀπόθεος Ancient Greek
ἄθεος Ancient Greek
ἔνθεος Ancient Greek
ἠγάθεος Ancient Greek
ἰσόθεος Ancient Greek
*dʰeh₁- Proto-Indo-European
teofani Norwegian Bokmål
Teeteto Portuguese
panteísmo Portuguese
teísmo Portuguese
teofani Norwegian Nynorsk
teo- Czech
θεο- Greek (modern)
θεός Greek (modern)
*tʰehós Proto-Hellenic