Where did the word "episode" come from?

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• Answer #1

  According to the etymology given in my MS Encarta dictionary: . the word episode is: . "... Late 17th century. From Greek epeisodion ‘addition’, a form of epeisodios ‘coming in besides’, from eisodos ‘coming in’, from hodos ‘road’.] ..."

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  Best wishes - Majikthise. .

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• Answer #2

  I am assuming Greek. It has been around since literature like One thousand and One Nights (arabian nights)

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