French word dessert comes from Latin de- (De-.), French désenchanter (To disenchant (to remove an enchantment from).), Latin servire

Detailed word origin of dessert

Dictionary entry	Language	Definition
de-	Latin (lat)	De-.
désenchanter	French (fra)	To disenchant (to remove an enchantment from).
servire	Latin (lat)
servir	French (fra)	(reflexive) to help oneself, to serve oneself. (reflexive, with de) to use, make use of. (sports) to serve (start a point with service). (sports) to set up (pass to, in order to give a scoring chance). (with à) to be useful for someone, to be of use, come in handy.. To be used for. To serve (to bring a meal to someone).
deservio	Latin (lat)	I am subject to. I devote (oneself) to. I serve zealously.
deservir	Old French (fro)	To deserve; to merit. To serve well or zealously.
desservir	French (fra)	(religion, transitive) to serve (be the pastor of a church). (transitive, transport) to serve (of a train or bus, to stop at a particular town) To do a disservice, to perform ill offices to someone (transitive) to clear, clear away (e.g. a table).
dessert	French (fra)	Dessert, pudding.

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