Latin
mittō
‘to send, dispatch, cause to go, let go, release, discharge’
Every word has its own definition in its root. These English words share one: Latin mittō.
52 English words in this record descend from Latin mittō, most familiar first.
- committee ← commite ← committō
- commission ← commissioun ← commissiō ← committō
- mission ← missiō
- admit ← admitten ← admettre ← admittō
- mess ← mes ← mēse ← mē(n)sa
- permission ← permision ← permissiō ← permittō
- commit ← committen ← committō
- transmission ← transmissionem ← trānsmittō
- admission ← admissio ← admittō
- missile ← missilis
- submission ← submissioun ← soubmission ← submissio ← summittō
- dismiss ← dimissus ← dīmittō
More words from mittō
- premise
- emission
- transmit
- intermittent
- omission
- emit
- remission
- remit
- omit
- amit
- commissary
- permissive
- commissar
- remiss
- commissariat
- missive
- unremitting
- commissaire
- emissive
- commissure
- commissionaire
- demit
- mittimus
- admittatur
- amission
- compromit
- committable
- commissionnaire
- demission
- demiss
- dimission
- dimit
- emissarium
- emissitious
- fideicommissum
- intromit
- mittent
- premit
- promession
- transmiss
- message
From Wiktionary, by Wiktionary contributors, CC BY-SA 4.0, via kaikki.org (dump of Oct 3 2026); adapted. License.
Etymograph / Latin mittō