English
septicity
From septic + -ity.
Formed from septic + -ity
Ancient Greek σήψ ‘putrefying sore’
Ancient Greek σήπω ‘to make rotten or putrid’
Ancient Greek σηπτός ‘rotten, spoiled (of food)’
Ancient Greek σηπτικός ‘characterized by putridity’
English septic
Today it means
noun A septic quality.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / septicity