Aug 16, 2013
What Do We Get From Latin?: Culinary
Definition:
Pertaining to cooking/the kitchen (Dictionary.com)
Origin: Latin, culina, culinae - kitchen
Related:Â Imbibe
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What Do We Get From Latin?: Culinary
Definition:
Pertaining to cooking/the kitchen (Dictionary.com)
Origin: Latin, culina, culinae - kitchen
Related:Â Imbibe
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What Do We Get From Latin (WDWGFL) Throwback
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Comedy
Custodian
Decimate
Equality
Fructose
Memento
Plumber
Rustic
Ululate
My Favorites
Addict
Census/Censor
Gubernatorial
Gymnasium
Jurisdiction
Loquacious
Misnomer
Negotiate
Obfuscate
Puerile
Querulous
Vociferous
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What Do We Get From Latin?: Urban
Definition:
Pertaining to the city (Dictionary.com)Â
Origin: Latin, urbs, urbis - city
Related: Rural, Population
What Do We Get From Latin?: Extinct
Definition:
No longer existing.
Obsolete.
Origin: Latin, extinguo, extinguere, extinxi, extinctus - to kill, destroy, extinguish
Related: Eulogy, Exist/Existence, Vitamin
What Do We Get From Latin?: Addict
Definition:
A person who is dependent psychologically or physically on an activity, habit, or substance. (Dictionary.com)
Origin: Latin, addictus, a, um - devoted/surrendered/bound (to do something)
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What Do We Get From Latin?: Laud [lawd/loud]
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Pronunciation: [lawd / loud]
Definition:
Noun, praise or honorÂ
Noun, a song or hymn of praise
Verb, to praise
(Dictionary.com)
Origin:Â Latin, laudo, laudare - to praise
What Do We Get From Latin?: Percussion
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Definition:
The striking, tapping, or impact upon something (e.g. the body, a musical instrument, a fuze, etc.) (Dictionary.com)
Origin: Latin, percutio, percutere, percussi - to beat, strike, or pierce
Related: Audio, Guitar, Video, Vociferous, Vox, Vocabulary
What Do We Get From Latin?: Misnomer
Definition:
An inappropriate name/term for someone or something