English
insultee
From insult + -ee.
Formed from insult + -ee
Latin saliō ‘to leap, jump’
Latin īnsiliō ‘to leap in or upon’
Latin īnsultō ‘to leap at; to insult, revile’
Middle French insulter
English insult
Today it means
noun One who is insulted.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / insultee