Creativity

creō to create, to make

-ity condition or quality of being such


Origin from 'create' appeared in the 14th century, most notably by Chaucer to talk about the divine.


Creativity is being in the act of creating, of making. How fitting that the earliest use of the word in English was related to the divine - to create is to give life, to bring or shape into existence, to form a semblance of a thing in the world.


To create is to do. It is a doing.