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Complete Definition of "cognate"

English
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Etymology
From L. term|cognatus, past participle of term|cognasci||arise together, term|cog-||together + term|nasci||arise

Adjective
en-adj|-

  1. Derived from the same roots.

#: In English, âwardâ is cognate to âguardâ, and both are cognate to French garder.
#:
English âwardâ, English âguardâ, Icelandic âvörðurâ, and French âgarderâ are all cognate.''

  1. Similar in nature

Translations
trans-top|derived from the same roots
French: ayant une origine commune
Icelandic: af sama stofni indecl; samstofna indecl; skyldur m, skyld f, skylt n
trans-mid
Russian: ÑодÑÑвенное Ñлово
trans-bottom
trans-top|Similar in nature
Icelandic: líkur að eðli m, lík að eðli f, líkt að eðli n
trans-mid
trans-bottom

Derived terms
cognateness

Noun
en-noun

  1. A word derived from the same roots as a given word.

#: English âwardâ is a cognate of âguardâ, and of French âgarderâ.
#: ''English âwardâ, English âguardâ, and French âgarderâ are all cognates.

Translations
trans-top|A word derived from the same roots as a given word
French: mot de même origine
Icelandic: samstofna orð n
trans-mid
trans-bottom

Derived terms
false cognate
cognacy

See also
derivation
etymology
etymon
root


Italian

Noun
infl|it|plural

  1. plural of|lang=Italian|cognata

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