Origin
Middle English lunatik, borrowed from Anglo-French lunatic, borrowed from Late Latin lūnāticus, noun derivative of Latin lūnāticus "suffering from a mental or neurological disorder allegedly affected by the phases of the moon".
Middle English lunatik, borrowed from Anglo-French lunatic, borrowed from Late Latin lūnāticus, noun derivative of Latin lūnāticus "suffering from a mental or neurological disorder allegedly affected by the phases of the moon".