Category:English terms borrowed from Medieval Latin
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Subcategories
This category has the following 5 subcategories, out of 5 total.
- English learned borrowings from Medieval Latin (0 c, 36 e)
- English semantic loans from Medieval Latin (0 c, 1 e)
- English terms calqued from Medieval Latin (0 c, 16 e)
Pages in category "English terms borrowed from Medieval Latin"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 410 total.
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- abamurus
- Abbasid
- abductor
- abeyance
- abrenounce
- accessary
- accessory
- accite
- acoustic
- acuition
- adherency
- adoratory
- advention
- adventitious
- affiliate
- afforciament
- agency
- Albania
- algebra
- allective
- allocate
- allodium
- alluvium
- amalgam
- ambidexter
- ambiloquy
- Anatolia
- Anglican
- anno Domini
- Anno Domini
- annuli
- annulus
- annunciate
- ante meridiem
- antinomian
- aperitive
- a posteriori
- appreciate
- a priori
- aqua vitae
- ascetic
- asparagus
- assimilation
- attainture
- Averroes
- Avicenna
- Azoara
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C
- caladrius
- calefactory
- Cambria
- cameral
- cancrizans
- carruca
- Carthusian
- cathedratic
- caucus
- censitary
- Chlothar
- chorus
- Chorus
- Chramn
- ciborium
- cimelia
- circumgyrate
- civilist
- cogitation
- coliseum
- comital
- compurgator
- concentrate
- conceptual
- confluency
- connotation
- connote
- consistorial
- consuetudinary
- consultative
- contemporary
- controvert
- conventual
- corporeity
- coxal
- cranium
- credential
- Cuman
- curate
- currency