English

familiarisation

From familiar + -isation.

A compound of familiar + -isation

Proto-Indo-European *dʰeh₁- ‘to do, put, place’

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Proto-Italic *fameliā ‘household’

Latin familia ‘household’

Latin familiāris ‘of a household; of servants’

Middle English familiar

Today it means

noun —

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Etymograph / familiarisation