Latin
nōscō
‘to become acquainted with something, learn about it, to be aware of’
Every word has its own definition in its root. These English words share one: Latin nōscō.
37 English words in this record descend from Latin nōscō, most familiar first.
- note ← not ← nota
- notice ← nōtitia ← nōtus
- noble ← nōbilis
- notion ← nōtiō ← nōtus
- notorious ← notoryous ← nōtōrius ← nōtus
- notation ← notātiō ← notō ← nota
- nobility ← nobilité ← nobilitas ← nōbilis
- cognition ← cognicion ← cognitiō ← cognitus ← cognoscere
- denote ← denoter ← denotare ← notō ← nota
- notoriety ← notoriété ← nōtōrietās ← nōtōrius ← nōtus
- notary ← notarie ← notarie ← notārius ← nota
- annotation ← annotātiōnem ← annotātiō ← annotātus ← adnotō
More words from nōscō
- acquaint
- noblesse
- annotate
- cognizance
- ignoble
- connote
- denotation
- notate
- notitia
- agnize
- agnition
- agnogenic
- agnoprotein
- antinobilism
- dignotion
- ignoscible
- notificate
- nobilissimus
- notabilia
- nobilify
- notatin
- notory
- notative
- notaphilic
- prenote
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Etymograph / Latin nōscō