Category:English terms derived from Medieval Latin

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  1. argumentative
  2. bastard
  3. cottage
  4. imaginative
  5. debellation
  6. fieri facias
  7. mayor of the palace
  8. composition fee
  9. bailey
  10. ballium
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  1. abacist
  2. abstractive
  3. absentation
  4. Hungary
  5. auburn
  6. tortoise
  7. carmine
  8. scarlet
  9. dismal
  10. internal

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Terms in English that originate from Medieval Latin.

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