Latin
stringō
‘to bind, to tie’
Every word has its own definition in its root. These English words share one: Latin stringō.
47 English words in this record descend from Latin stringō, most familiar first.
- district ← districtus ← distringere
- stress ← destresse ← destrecier ← distringō
- strict ← strictus
- strain ← straynen ← estreindre
- restrict ← restrictus ← restringō
- restriction ← restriccioun ← restrictiō ← restringō
- prestige ← praestīgium ← praestringō
- strait ← streit ← estreit ← strictus
- constraint ← constreynt ← constreinte ← cōnstringō
- restrain ← restreinen ← restreindre ← rēstringō
- constrain ← constreinen ← constreindre ← cōnstringō
- constriction ← constrictio ← constringo
More words from stringō
- constrictor
- constrict
- vasoconstriction
- stricture
- constrictive
- ristretto
- stretto
- abstringe
- abstriction
- antistress
- astriction
- constringe
- constrainer
- constrainable
- constrainment
- coconstrain
- distrain
- distriction
- hyperconstriction
- hyperconstrict
- nanoconstriction
- obstriction
- overconstrain
- perstringe
- preconstriction
- restringe
- reconstrict
- reconstriction
- strigil
- strigilis
- striction
- strigment
- unconstrain
- unconstrict
- vasoconstrict
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Etymograph / Latin stringō