English

georemote

From geo- + remote.

Formed from geo- + remote

Proto-Hellenic *gaya

Ancient Greek γῆ ‘earth’

English geo-

Latin moveō ‘to move’

Latin removeō ‘to remove’

Latin remōtus ‘distant’

Old French remot

Middle English remote

Today it means

adj Geographically remote; taking place over a significant physical distance.

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

Etymograph / georemote