mechanicus
Latin
noun
Definitions
- engineer
- mechanic
- mechanics
Etymology
Borrowed from Ancient Greek μηχανικός (inventive, ingenious, mechanic, machines contrivance).
Origin
Ancient Greek
μηχανικός
Gloss
inventive, ingenious, mechanic, machines contrivance
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- aeromechanics English
- biomechanics English
- bionanomechanics English
- chemomechanics English
- cytomechanics English
- ecomechanics English
- electromechanics English
- geomechanics English
- hydromechanics English
- magnetomechanics English
- magnomechanics English
- mechanics English
- mesomechanics English
- micromechanics English
- morphomechanics English
- nanomechanics English
- neuromechanics English
- optomechanics English
- pathomechanics English
- poromechanics English
- psychomechanics English
- telemechanics English
- thermomechanics English
- mēchanicus Latin
- elektromechanisch German
- mechanisch German
- mikromechanisch German
- quantenmechanisch German
- thermomechanisch German
- mechanikus Hungarian
- mechaniek Dutch, Flemish
- μηχανή Ancient Greek
- μηχανικός Ancient Greek
- mekanikk Norwegian Bokmål
- mekanisk Norwegian Bokmål
- mekanikk Norwegian Nynorsk
- mekanisk Norwegian Nynorsk
- mechanike Middle English
- elektromechanický Czech
- mechanický Czech
- mecanique Old French