French From Vulgar Latin Flashcards

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PR *exfortiāre

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L ex + fortis ‘strong’ F s’efforcer ‘try hard’

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*imprumūtuāre

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L in + prōmūtuum ‘an advance, loan’ F emprunter ‘borrow’

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*bombitire

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L bombus ‘buzz, humming’ < Gk βόμβος F bondir ‘jump, bounce’

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*exlongāre

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L ex + longe ‘far off’ F éloigner ‘remove’

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*exvig(i)lāre

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L ex + vigil ‘alert’ F réveiller ‘awaken’

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*pectorīna

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L pectus ‘chest’ F poitrine ‘chest’

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*serrāre

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L sera ‘bolt, crossbar’ F serrer ‘tighten, squeeze’

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*bullicāre

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L bullīre ‘bubble, boil’ F bouger ‘move’

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*subleviāre

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L sublevāre ‘lift up’ F soulager ‘soothe’

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*brūgere

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blend of L {rugīre ‘roar’} & {*bragere ‘bray’} F bruire ‘make noise’

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*clausiō

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L clausus ‘(en)closed’ (ptcp. - claudere) F cloison ‘partition’

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*plumbicare

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L plumbum ‘lead (metal)’, akin to Gk μόλυβδος F plonger ‘dive’

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*arrōsāre

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L ad + rōs ‘dew’ F arroser ‘spray, water’

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*fūgīre

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L fugere ‘escape, flee’ F fuir ‘escape, flee’

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*oblitāre

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L oblītus ‘forgotten’ (ptcp. - oblīvīscī) F oublier ‘forget’

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*tropāre

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L tropus < Gk τρόπος ‘turn, way, manner, style’ F trouver ‘find’

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*trichia

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Gk [θρίξ ‘hair’] F tresse ‘braid’

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*curbus

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L curvus ‘bent, crooked’ F courber ‘bend’

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*subitānus

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L subitāneus ‘sudden’ F soudain ‘sudden’

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*invādīre

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L invādere ‘enter, invade’ F envahir ‘invade’

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*exclāriāre

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L ex + clārāre ‘brighten’ F éclairer ‘light up’

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*tutāre

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L tūtārī ‘defend’ F tuer ‘kill’

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*coacticāre

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L coāctāre ‘compel, force’ F cacher ‘hide’

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*corrutulare

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L corruere ‘fall down, collapse’ F crouler ‘collapse’

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*excap(p)āre

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L ex + cappa ‘cape, coat’ F échapper ‘escape’

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*mināre

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L minārī ‘protrude, threaten’ F mener ‘lead, take’

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*gaba

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F jabot ‘bird’s crop’

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*bassiāre

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L bassus ‘low’ F baisser ‘lower’

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*cremere

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L tremere ‘tremble, shudder’ F craindre ‘fear’

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*focīlis

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L focus ‘fireplace’ F fusil ‘rifle’

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*plattus

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Gk πλατύς ‘broad, flat’ F plat ‘flat’

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*ausāre

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L ausus ‘dared’ (ptcp. - audēre) F oser ‘dare’

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dē unde

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L dē + unde ‘where?’ F dont ‘from which’

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*potēre

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L posse ‘can, be able’ F pouvoir ‘be able’

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*vecīnus

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L vīcīnus ‘near’ F voisin ‘neighbor’

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*montānia/-ea

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L montānus ‘belonging to a mountain’ F montagne ‘mountain’

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cammīnus

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Proto-Celtic *kanxsman ‘stepping’ F chemin ‘way’

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iectāre

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L iactāre ‘throw’ F jeter ‘throw’

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*parescere

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L pārēre ‘appear’ F paraître ‘appear’

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*attangere

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L attingere, ad + tangere ‘touch’ F atteindre ‘reach’

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*tractiāre

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L tractus ‘dragged’ (ptcp. - trahere) F tracer ‘draw, plot’

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salvāticus

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L silvāticus ‘of the woods’ F sauvage ‘wild’

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*viglāre

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L vigilāre ‘wake, watch’ F veiller ‘look after’

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*domniārium

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blend of L {dominus ‘lord, master’} & {damnum ‘damage’} F danger

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*patta

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Frankish *patta ‘paw’ F patte ‘paw’

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*excarptāre

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L ex + carpere ‘pluck’ F écarter ‘remove’

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*quaternus

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L quaterni ‘4 at a time’ F cahier ‘notebook’

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focus

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L focus ‘hearth, oven’ F feu ‘fire’

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*sublungum

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L sub + longum F selon ‘according to’

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illā hōrā

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L ille ‘that’ + hōra ‘hour’ F alors ‘so, then’

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*sambati dies

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L Sabbatī diēs ‘day of the Sabbath’ F samedi ‘Saturday’

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*abhoc, *apud hŏque

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L apud + hoc + -que F avec ‘with’

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*buticla

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L butticula ‘bottle’ F bouteille ‘bottle’

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tostum

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L tostus ‘toasted’ > ‘hotly, promptly’ F tôt ‘early’

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*potēre

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L posse ‘be able’ F pouvoir ‘be able’

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*calcea

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L calceus ‘shoe’ F chaussette ‘sock’

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*macla

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L macula ‘mesh; chain link’ F maillot ‘vest, jersey’

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*devisāre

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L dīvidere ‘divide’ F deviser ‘make a quote for a prospective client’

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*colpāre

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L colaphus, Gk κόλαφος ‘blow with the fist’ F couper ‘cut’

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*operīre

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L aperīre F ouvrir ‘open’

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*racīmus

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L racēmus ‘cluster of grapes’ F raisin ‘grape’