joint
English
/dʒɔɪnt/
adj
Definitions
- Done by two or more people or organisations working together.
Etymology
Inherited from Middle English joint borrowed from Old French joint (joint of the body) derived from Latin iūnctus (joined, united) root from Proto-Indo-European *yewg- (join, yoke, harness, unite, tie together).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*yewg-
Gloss
join, yoke, harness, unite, tie together
Concept
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Cognates and derived terms
- abjoint English
- adjunct English
- adjuncthood English
- adjunction English
- adjunctive English
- back English
- backjoint English
- ball English
- balljoint English
- conjoint English
- conjugable English
- conjugatable English
- conjugator English
- disjunct English
- disjunction English
- fir English
- fish English
- fishjoint English
- injoint English
- interjoint English
- jointed English
- jointedly English
- jointedness English
- jointer English
- jointfir English
- jointist English
- jointless English
- jointlessly English
- jointlessness English
- jointly English
- jointness English
- jointress English
- jointweed English
- jointworm English
- knee English
- kneejoint English
- kneejointed English
- lap English
- lap joint English
- multijoint English
- multijointed English
- nonjoint English
- rail English
- railjoint English
- rejoin English
- rejoint English
- subjoint English
- unjoint English
- unjointed English
- weed English
- worm English
- jointti Finnish
- *iūnctāre Latin
- adiunctus Latin
- adiungere Latin
- coniugāre Latin
- coniugātiō Latin
- coniūnctiō Latin
- disiungere Latin
- disiungo Latin
- disiungō Latin
- disjunctivus Latin
- iniungo Latin
- iugo Latin
- iugum Latin
- iugus Latin
- iungō Latin
- iungō, iungo, iungere Latin
- iūnctiō Latin
- iūnctus Latin
- jugum Latin
- Joint German
- giunto Italian
- joint Dutch, Flemish
- junto Spanish, Castilian
- Ζεῦγμα Ancient Greek
- ζεύγνυμι Ancient Greek
- ζεῦγμα Ancient Greek
- ζεῦγος Ancient Greek
- ζύγωμα Ancient Greek
- *(H)yewg-es-, *yéwgos Proto-Indo-European
- *yewg- Proto-Indo-European
- *yugtós Proto-Indo-European
- *yugóm Proto-Indo-European
- *yugós Proto-Indo-European
- *yunégti, *yungénti Proto-Indo-European
- *yéwg-o-s Proto-Indo-European
- *yéwgos Proto-Indo-European
- *yówgos Proto-Indo-European
- *jaukiją Proto-Germanic
- आयोग Sanskrit
- उपयोग Sanskrit
- नियुक्त Sanskrit
- युक्त Sanskrit
- युज् Sanskrit
- योक्त्रयति Sanskrit
- योग Sanskrit
- योगिन् Sanskrit
- योग्य Sanskrit
- योग्यता Sanskrit
- योग्यत्व Sanskrit
- योजना Sanskrit
- joint Middle English
- joigneor Old French
- joint Old French
- jointif Old French
- džoint Serbo-Croatian
- junt Catalan, Valencian
- असहयोग Hindi
- joint Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- rejoindre Middle French
- ג'וינט Hebrew (modern)
- junta Old Portuguese
- juntar Old Portuguese
- junto Old Portuguese
- џоинт Macedonian
- *yawg- Proto-Indo-Iranian
- xunto Asturian
- xuntu Asturian
- zontâ Friulian
- jautis Lithuanian
- xontar Venetian
- endjunto Ladino
- jonta Ladin
- jonta Neapolitan
- fir
- lap
- knee
- ball
- worm
- weed
- back
- fish
- rail
- rejoin
- rejoint
- injoint
- abjoint
- jointer
- unjoint
- adjunct
- jointly
- jointed
- disjunct
- jointfir
- nonjoint
- conjoint
- subjoint
- jointist
- jointweed
- unjointed
- balljoint
- jointress
- jointless
- lap joint
- jointness
- fishjoint
- jointworm
- railjoint
- kneejoint
- backjoint
- jointedly
- interjoint
- multijoint
- conjugable
- conjugator
- adjunctive
- adjunction
- jointlessly
- kneejointed
- disjunction
- adjuncthood
- jointedness
- multijointed
- conjugatable
- jointlessness