Etymology

innixion

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Today it means: A leaning or resting upon something; an instance of a thing being supported by another; innitency. Full definition →

Latin innītor
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The story

  1. Latin · derived frominnītor“to lean or rest upon”, “to be supported by”
  2. English todayinnixion

Formed as innix-, the perfect active participial stem of the Latin innītor (“to lean or rest upon”, “to be supported by”) + the English -ion, forming nouns of action.

Words from the same roots

Latininnītor all →

innitency

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