social
Middle French
adj
Definitions
- allied (on the same side)
- social (tending to spend time with others)
Etymology
Borrowed from Latin sociālis (social, of belonging to a companion companionship association, companionship association, of belonging to a companion, concerning a partner an ally, companionship).
Origin
Latin
sociālis
Gloss
social, of belonging to a companion companionship association, companionship association, of belonging to a companion, concerning a partner an ally, companionship
Concept
Semantic Field
Modern world
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- antisocial English
- asocial English
- biosocial English
- chronosocial English
- cybersocial English
- dissocial English
- ecosocial English
- eusocial English
- geosocial English
- heterosocial English
- homosocial English
- hypersocial English
- intersocial English
- macrosocial English
- medicosocial English
- microsocial English
- nonsocial English
- parasocial English
- prosocial English
- pseudosocial English
- psychosocial English
- quasisocial English
- semisocial English
- social English
- social sharing English
- socialise English
- socialism English
- socialist English
- socialite English
- sociality English
- socialize English
- socially English
- socialness English
- socialpreneur English
- socialscape English
- subsocial English
- technosocial English
- ultrasocial English
- unsocial English
- sosiaalinen Finnish
- sociālis Latin
- sozial German
- sociale Italian
- sociaal Dutch, Flemish
- social French
- social Spanish, Castilian
- social Portuguese
- sociala Esperanto
- social Catalan, Valencian
- social Galician
- sociāls Latvian
- sòisealta Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic
- social Occitan
- social Asturian