'analyticity' originates from English, formed from 'analytic' + '-ity', where 'analytic' comes from Greek 'analytikos' meaning 'able to be loosened or solved', and '-ity' is a suffix forming nouns denoting quality or condition.

'analyticity' was formed in modern English by adding the suffix '-ity' to 'analytic', which itself came from the Greek 'analytikos' via Latin and French influences.

Initially, it referred to the quality of being analytic in general, but in modern usage, it is especially used in logic, mathematics, and philosophy to denote statements true by meaning or logical form.