1570s, from Middle French volubilité (16c.) or directly from Latin volubilitatem (nominative volubilitas) "a rapid turning," figuratively "fluency (of speech)," from volubilis (see voluble).
voltage
voltaic
Voltaire
volte-face
voltmeter
volubility
voluble
volume
volumetric
voluminous
voluntarism
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