shadowfacts, 24 days ago i appreciate this note in the dictionary The verbs abrogate and arrogate…
i appreciate this note in the dictionary The verbs abrogate and arrogate…
brunoph, 24 days ago @shadowfacts I could see how their etymology might be related, but I wonder if it's a coincidence
@shadowfacts I could see how their etymology might be related, but I wonder if it's a coincidence
shadowfacts, 24 days ago @brunoph wikitionary claims they come from the same latin root: rogō, meaning to ask/enquire
@brunoph wikitionary claims they come from the same latin root: rogō, meaning to ask/enquire
brunoph, 24 days ago @shadowfacts a-ha, that word is till present in modern Portuguese, and it means "to pray". Can't escape Latin.
@shadowfacts a-ha, that word is till present in modern Portuguese, and it means "to pray". Can't escape Latin.
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