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**** from Latin ''medium''' middle
**** from Latin ''aevum'' for "age"
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** and Latin ''exagium'' for "weighing, or a weight"
* from Latin ''exponere'' for "set forth"
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'''Some useful Latin terms & their abbreviations and usage'''
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** junct from Latin ''iugare'' for "to join"
...that Latin has no letter "J", so the English "J" sound is cognate with the Latin "iu" sound (yoo)
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*** which is from Latin ''paedagogus''
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...le and Modern English are from the combination of Old English with French, Latin & Greek
** as in, "The English word 'Father' is cognate with the Latin word 'Pater'"
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* from Latin ''contextus'' for "a joining together" or "woven together"
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from Latin ''clausa'' for "conclusion", as in "closing, or end of a sentence or legal
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* from Latin ''foedus'' for "league or covenant"
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* from Latin ''altare'' for "high place for sacrifice"
* from Latin ''cata tumbas'' "among the graves"
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** "sal" in Latin, "salt" , "hals" in German, "sealt" in Old English
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** Latin & Greek
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** Latin ''criticus'' for "a judge, a censor, an estimator"
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!Latin
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* from the Latin "carta" for map
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See also [[Latin terms and abbreviations]] entry
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* "feudalism" is directly derived from the Latin ''feodum'' for "fief"
** Latin "pecus",
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* from the Latin ''factorium'' for "place of doers/ makers"
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...'Celt > Germanic''''' (Angles, Saxons, Jutes, etc.) '''> Nordic > French > Latin, Greek >''' modern international word entries
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** he found common word origins in Sanskrit, Greek, Latin, and Persian
...to read from Jone's 1786 presentation on the "common source" of Sanskrit, Latin and Greek
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** italicized word origins are Latin or Greek
|from Latin ''exvellere'' for "out" + "plucked" as in :pulled out, stretched"
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!Latin
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*** from Latin ''domus for house, household, home''
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...ropean languages include, ''Celtic, English, French, German, Greek, Hindi, Latin, Persian, Spanish'', and others across Europe and parts of central and west
*** ''ab-'' for "to" (from '''ad-''''') +'' ''breviare'' (Latin) for short, low, little, shallow = "to shorten"
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*** "lateen" derived from Latin for Roman style triangle sails << to confirm
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· “infinitive” is from Latin for “indefinite” or “unrestricted” because the verb form is not tied to a s
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* from Latin ''clima'' for "region, slope of the earth
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*** ''stitu'' = from PIE ''-sta'' and Latin ''statuare'' for "to stand"
* from Latin ''praedicatum'' for "something declared"
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*** "hora" latin for prayer
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*** English indicates the "genitive" case, which in Latin marks possession\
*** action that always (or, in the negative, never) happens: "I can't speak Latin"
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** abbreviation for the Latin "''Iesus Nazarenus, Rex Iudaeorum"'',
*** Pilot had it placed in Latin, Greek and Hebrew above Jesus on the Cross
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* "text" comes from the Latin ''texere'' for "to weave, what is woven"
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** The Roman Senate (Senatus) from the latin Senex (for elder or council of elders) was a deliberative governing body. I
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** related to Latin ''mittere'' for "to let go, send" as in on a mission
* from Latin ''ecclesia'' and Greek ''ekkalein'' for "to call out"
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** US investments in Latin America
...Spanish colonial empire, only Cuba and Puerto Rico remained colonies after Latin America independence movements in the 1820s
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...that philosopher, he who maintained the thesis, durst not say 'Transeat' [Latin for "pass" or "allow to pass"] but must either deny the passage, or explain
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|Latin American revolutions/ Bolivar
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...evelt Corrollary” to the Monroe Doctrine = U.S. will intervene in domestic Latin American nations if they are unstable or a threat to US security
* “Dollar diplomacy”: pursued U.S. diplomatic interests in Latin America with loans to governments
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* from Latin ''res publica'' = of the people
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** from Latin ''subsistens'' for "to stand still or firm"
*** derived from Latin ''extendere" for "to extend" and applied to an "upright pole"
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•• from Latin "foedus" which means "league" or union of people w/ a common purpose
All '''{{#tip-text: legislative Powers| law-making, from the Latin, "legis," for "law"}}''' herein granted shall be vested in a '''{{#tip-text
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** mostly from Latin America
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* "appositive" is from Latin for "to put near"
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** "enclave" is derived from the Latin ''inclavare'' for "to close with a key," meaning one property that is entir
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* containment in Latin America
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