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What is the Latin word for ego?
Ego IS a Latin word. It is the Latin for I.
What is the latin word for siblings?
The Latin word for siblings is fratribus. The Latin word for sister is soror, while the Latin word for brother is frater.
After Latin word?
The Latin word for "after" is post.
What is the Latin for false?
When you ask the Latin word for false I assume you mean the word "no". In Latin the word "no" is "minime".
What is the Latin word for people?
What is the Latin word for people
What is a root word that means ship?
The root word that means ship is "nav" from the Latin word "navigare."
What is the meaning for the Latin word -ship?
navis means ship, it is a feminine noun.
What is the meaning of the greek word navis?
"Navis" means ship in Latin
What is the prefixes for the word navigate?
Navis- is Late Latin for 'ship, vessel'
What Latin word means boat?
There are many Latin words for "boat" or "ship":navicula is a small boatcapha is a boat (it is the origin of the word canoe)scapha is a boat or skifflinter is a small, light boatnavis is a large boat or shipnavigium is a large boat or ship
What is the root word for naval?
The root words of nautical are:NauticalNauticsNausNautNau
What is the root of the word navigate?
Navigation comes from the Latin navigatatio, navigatus, navigare: to sail or steer a ship. It originates from navigus, ship. The English word, naval, comes from the same root.
Is navis a root word suffix or prefix?
"Navis" is not a root word, suffix, or prefix in English. It is actually a Latin word meaning "ship" or "boat."
What is the Latin word for boat?
There are many Latin words for various types of boat and ship. These include navicula, cumba, linter, navis, navigium and scapha.
What does navem in Latin mean?
Ship (accusative).
What does the latin word navigo mean?
"Navigo" in Latin means "I sail" or "I navigate." It comes from the root "navis" meaning "ship" and "agere" meaning "to drive."
Does the word careen have latin origin?
The Latin word is Carina, meaning the keel of a ship. The original translation was 'Nutshell' a reference to the similarities of the shape of ships at the time. This was similar to the Greek word 'Karyon' also meaning a 'nut'
