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Latin words with "nat" generally involve the idea of "birth" or "begetting" (as in natus, "born"), from the Proto-Indo-European root *gen, in its so-called zero-grade form *gn- with loss of the initial g (the gsurvives in such words as genus "race, kind" and cognatus "born together"). Latin words with nat- from this source include:
Natalis "of birth"
Natio "a begetting" -> "a race of people"
Nativus "arising from birth"
Natura "birth" -> "inborn disposition"
"Nat" may also be from Latin natare "to swim," as in the word "natatorium" for a swimming facility.
"Nat" can also indicate the element sodium, from the Neo-Latin natrium. Used almost exclusively in medical terms such as "hypernatremia" meaning too high a concentration of sodium in the blood or "hyponatremia", too low a concentration of sodium in the blood. Natron is hydrated sodium carbonate, used in ancient Egypt in the mummification process.
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 14y agoLatin words with "nat" generally involve the idea of "birth" or "begetting" (as in natus, "born"), from the Proto-Indo-European root *gen, in its so-called zero-grade form *gn- with loss of the initial g (the gsurvives in such words as genus "race, kind" and cognatus "born together"). Latin words with nat- from this source include:
Natalis "of birth"
Natio "a begetting" -> "a race of people"
Nativus "arising from birth"
Natura "birth" -> "inborn disposition"
"Nat" may also be from Latin natare "to swim," as in the word "natatorium" for a swimming facility.
"Nat" can also indicate the element sodium, from the Neo-Latin natrium. Used almost exclusively in medical terms such as "hypernatremia" meaning too high a concentration of sodium in the blood or "hyponatremia", too low a concentration of sodium in the blood. Natron is hydrated sodium carbonate, used in ancient Egypt in the mummification process.
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∙ 12y agoThis is a form of the word "natus" which basically means "born".
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∙ 11y ago'Children' or 'Born of'
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∙ 11y agoSwimming
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