latinate การใช้

• Veering from obfuscatory Latinate diction ( " discernment,"
• To do this, he modernized older terms and introduced Latinate spellings.
• Uncommon in the Latinate languages until the later 16th century.
• Juan de Mena included extensive commentary, in highly ornamental and Latinate prose.
• If you want to be Latinate, you can call it a natatorium.
• Latinate influences rising in Transylvania had a considerable following in Moldova and Wallachia.
• For more examples, see the list of Germanic and Latinate equivalents in English.
• The version's English was not colloquial, but ecclesiastical and highly latinate.
• See list of Germanic and Latinate equivalents in English for further examples and discussion.
• Charlene put me onto Latinate pseudonyms or Latin versions of English or other surnames.
• :: In English, one has Germanic roots and one has Latinate roots.
• After the Roman conquest, many Latinate placenames appear, particularly associated with military settlements.
• The broader term " Italians and other speakers of Latinate languages or their descendants.
• Modern Greek punctuation generally follows Latinate semicolon.
• Latinate names for the country have included " Zealandia " and " Nova Zealandia ".
• The Authorized Version is notably more Latinate than previous English versions, especially the Geneva Bible.
• Some critics still find his German diction and the color of his voice too Latinate for Wagner.
• The Latinate " captain " introduced in the late medieval period has the same meaning.
• More Latinate pronunciations are also common, particularly rather than for stressed " a ".
• The word was common in Arabic for many centuries before it shows up in the Latinate languages.