Category:English terms borrowed from Medieval Latin
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This category has the following 4 subcategories, out of 4 total.
- English learned borrowings from Medieval Latin (0 c, 35 e)
- English terms calqued from Medieval Latin (0 c, 13 e)
- English unadapted borrowings from Medieval Latin (0 c, 3 e)
Pages in category "English terms borrowed from Medieval Latin"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 393 total.
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- abamurus
- Abbasid
- abductor
- abeyance
- abrenounce
- accessary
- accessory
- accite
- acoustic
- acuition
- adherency
- adoratory
- advention
- adventitious
- affiliate
- agency
- Albania
- algebra
- allective
- allocate
- allodium
- alluvium
- amalgam
- ambidexter
- ambiloquy
- Anatolia
- anno Domini
- Anno Domini
- annuli
- annulus
- annunciate
- antinomian
- aperitive
- a posteriori
- appreciate
- a priori
- aqua vitae
- ascetic
- asparagus
- assimilation
- attainture
- Averroes
- Avicenna
- Azoara
B
C
- caladrius
- calefactory
- Cambria
- cameral
- cancrizans
- carruca
- Carthusian
- cathedratic
- caucus
- censitary
- Chlothar
- chorus
- Chorus
- Chramn
- ciborium
- cimelia
- circumgyrate
- civilist
- cogitation
- coliseum
- comital
- compurgator
- conceptual
- confluency
- connotation
- connote
- consuetudinary
- consultative
- contemporary
- controvert
- conventual
- corporeity
- coxal
- cranium
- credential
- Cuman
- curate
- currency