English

education

/ˌɛd͡ʒ.ʊˈkeɪ.ʃən/

The process of imparting knowledge, skill and judgment.

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Origin

Borrowed from Middle French éducation, from Latin ēducātiō (“a breeding, bringing up, rearing”), from ēducō (“to educate, train”), from ēdūcō (“to lead forth, to take out; to raise up, to erect”). See educate.

Morphologically educate + -ion.

From Wiktionary, CC BY-SA 4.0.

Lineage

derivedLatinēducātiō
- partLatinēducō “lead out, draw out; to raise up, erect”
  - partLatinex- “out of”
    - derivedLatinex “out”
      - inheritedProto-Italic*eks
      - derivedLate Latincambiō “I exchange”
      - derivedMedieval Latinwardare
      - derivedAncient Greekαὔρα “breath”
      - derivedMiddle English-ing
      - derivedFrenchlancer “to dart, throw”
    - derivedAncient Greekτῦφος “fever”
      - derivedProto-Indo-European*dʰewbʰ- “plug, peg, wedge”
    - derivedLate Latincappa “cape, cloak”
      - derivedLatincapitulāre
    - derivedOld Frenchcoche “notch”
    - derivedFrankish*friþu “security, peace”
      - derivedProto-Germanic*friþuz “peace”
    - derivedFrenchexpatrier
    - derivedProto-Indo-European*(s)ker- “to cut; shorten; skimp”
    - derivedProto-Indo-European*h₃reǵ- “to straighten”
    - derivedVulgar Latin*catafalcum “viewing stage”
      - derivedAncient Greekκᾰτᾰ- “down”
    - derivedProto-Indo-European*káput “head”
      - derivedProto-Indo-European*kap- “to take, grasp, hold”
    - derivedGerman-ine
  - partLatindux “leader”
    - partLatindūcō “lead; draw”
      - inheritedProto-Italic*doukō
    - partLatin-s
      - inheritedProto-Indo-European*-s
  - partLatin-ō “denominative”
    - inheritedProto-Italic*-āō
    - derivedProto-Indo-European*-ō
    - inheritedProto-Italic*-ōd
      - inheritedProto-Indo-European*-éad
    - derivedProto-Indo-European*-Hō
- partLatin-tiō “-tion”
  - inheritedProto-Italic*-tiō
    - derivedProto-Indo-European*-tiHō
    - derivedProto-Indo-European*-tis
  - derivedProto-Italic*-tiō
rootProto-Indo-European*dewk- “to lead; to draw, pull”

Sources

Wiktionary (via Wiktextract / kaikki.org) — CC BY-SA 4.0
Wiktionary: education

Lineage

derivedLatinēducātiō
- partLatinēducō “lead out, draw out; to raise up, erect”
  - partLatinex- “out of”
    - derivedLatinex “out”
      - inheritedProto-Italic*eks
      - derivedLate Latincambiō “I exchange”
      - derivedMedieval Latinwardare
      - derivedAncient Greekαὔρα “breath”
      - derivedMiddle English-ing
      - derivedFrenchlancer “to dart, throw”
    - derivedAncient Greekτῦφος “fever”
      - derivedProto-Indo-European*dʰewbʰ- “plug, peg, wedge”
    - derivedLate Latincappa “cape, cloak”
      - derivedLatincapitulāre
    - derivedOld Frenchcoche “notch”
    - derivedFrankish*friþu “security, peace”
      - derivedProto-Germanic*friþuz “peace”
    - derivedFrenchexpatrier
    - derivedProto-Indo-European*(s)ker- “to cut; shorten; skimp”
    - derivedProto-Indo-European*h₃reǵ- “to straighten”
    - derivedVulgar Latin*catafalcum “viewing stage”
      - derivedAncient Greekκᾰτᾰ- “down”
    - derivedProto-Indo-European*káput “head”
      - derivedProto-Indo-European*kap- “to take, grasp, hold”
    - derivedGerman-ine
  - partLatindux “leader”
    - partLatindūcō “lead; draw”
      - inheritedProto-Italic*doukō
    - partLatin-s
      - inheritedProto-Indo-European*-s
  - partLatin-ō “denominative”
    - inheritedProto-Italic*-āō
    - derivedProto-Indo-European*-ō
    - inheritedProto-Italic*-ōd
      - inheritedProto-Indo-European*-éad
    - derivedProto-Indo-European*-Hō
- partLatin-tiō “-tion”
  - inheritedProto-Italic*-tiō
    - derivedProto-Indo-European*-tiHō
    - derivedProto-Indo-European*-tis
  - derivedProto-Italic*-tiō
rootProto-Indo-European*dewk- “to lead; to draw, pull”