tremulous
The origin and history of tremulous.
Etymology
This word comes from Latin tremulus, formed from tremō (“to tremble, shake”) and -ulus; it is a doublet of tremor and tremble. On the surface it can also be analysed as tremulate plus -ous.
The origin and history of tremulous.
This word comes from Latin tremulus, formed from tremō (“to tremble, shake”) and -ulus; it is a doublet of tremor and tremble. On the surface it can also be analysed as tremulate plus -ous.
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