English

ethnorelative

From ethno- + relative.

Ancient Greek ἔθνος ‘a company, later a people, nation’

Latin lātus ‘borne, carried’

Latin relātus ‘carried back; related’

Late Latin relātīvus ‘relative’

Middle French relatif ‘relative’

Today it means

adj ethnologically relative

Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.

Etymograph / ethnorelative