original

Meaning

Concepts

original

primary

first

initial

genuine

peculiar

new

novel

primitive

creative

authentic

prototype

native

real

archetype

primordial

distinctive

aboriginal

true

eccentric

master

natural

inventive

originative

fresh

source

innovative

fundamental

text

original copy

script

real thing

model

beginning

traditional

indigenous

radical

master copy

origin

primal

pristine

principal

unique

starting

pure

unconventional

striking

originally

paradigm

pattern

standard

incipient

former

causal

copy

pilot

born

natural-born

prime

actual

chief

close

near

ultimate

archetypal

inherent

ancient

for the first time

queer

fantastic

strange

raw

newness

facsimile

characteristic

proprietary

different

extraordinary

witty

prototypical

customary

genuine thing

domestic

manuscript

file

essential

intrinsic

unaltered

unmodified

origination

derivation

descent

extraction

parentage

cause

oddity

settler

innate

earliest

first-hand

funny

protoplastic

seminal

unhackneyed

normal

ordinary

same

usual

inceptive

initiatory

top copy

film

film negative

negative

negative film

negative picture

photographic negative

principal edition

progenitor

reserved copy

main

initially

way-out

caller

crisp

fast-breaking

good

hot

recent

strong

sweet

unsoured

up-to-date

warm

inborn

instinctive

nonimitative

productive

time

sincere

character

curiosity

freak

oddball

singular

specific

everlasting

permanent

blueprint

backward

copied

epitome

patterned

sample copy

exactly

proper

right side

Frequency

B1
Hyphenated as
ori‧gi‧nal
Pronounced as (IPA)
/əˈɹɪd͡ʒɪnəl/
Etymology

From Middle English original, from Old French original, from Late Latin orīginālis (“primitive, original”), from Latin orīgō (“beginning, source, origin”); see origin.

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