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cognate

/kog-neyt/US // ˈkɒg neɪt //UK // (ˈkɒɡneɪt) //

同源词,同源性,同源语,同义词

Related Words

agnate相似的,相近的,相近的人,相似like喜欢,像,如,喜爱generic一般,一般的,一般性的,一般性universal普及,普遍性,普遍,普遍的kindred亲属,亲属关系,亲缘关系,亲情same相同,相同的,一样,一样的general一般,总体,普通,一般情况incident事件,事故,事变,事件发生affiliated附属机构,附属的,附属,附属公司akin相似的,类似的,相似,相似者allied盟友,同盟,同盟国,盟国analogous类比,类似的,类比的,类似comparable可比的,可比拟的,相当于,可比较connected连接的,相通的,有联系的,相连的related相关,相关的,有关,有关的similar类似的,类似,相似的,相似connate合生,合在一起,合并,合在一起的connatural自然的,自然,自然的的,自然的力量consanguine亲属关系,血缘关系,亲缘关系,近亲

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : related by birth; of the same parentage, descent, etc.
    • : Linguistics. descended from the same language or form: such cognate languages as French and Spanish.
    • : allied or similar in nature or quality.
n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a person or thing cognate with another.
    • : a cognate word: The English word cold is a cognate of German kalt.

Synonyms & Antonyms

adj.alike, associated
Synonyms
agnate相似的,相近的,相近的人,相似general一般,总体,普通,一般情况generic一般,一般的,一般性的,一般性incident事件,事故,事变,事件发生kindred亲属,亲属关系,亲缘关系,亲情like喜欢,像,如,喜爱same相同,相同的,一样,一样的universal普及,普遍性,普遍,普遍的affiliated附属机构,附属的,附属,附属公司akin相似的,类似的,相似,相似者allied盟友,同盟,同盟国,盟国analogous类比,类似的,类比的,类似comparable可比的,可比拟的,相当于,可比较connate合生,合在一起,合并,合在一起的connatural自然的,自然,自然的的,自然的力量connected连接的,相通的,有联系的,相连的consanguine亲属关系,血缘关系,亲缘关系,近亲related相关,相关的,有关,有关的similar类似的,类似,相似的,相似

Examples

  • However, the Old English "hund" later became "hound" but eventually was replaced by "dog," not a cognate.

  • Due to his knowledge of Arabic, he found many cognate words.

  • The directory of 1780 gave the names of twenty-six jewellers; that of 1880 gives nearly 700, including cognate trades.

  • Hell Jacob Grimm derives from hilan, to conceal in the earth, and it is cognate with hole and hollow.

  • The words genius and genie are evidently cognate with the Arabian jinn, meaning a spirit.

  • Hear how many cognate ideas present themselves to Shakspeare's mind in expressing the thought.

  • The intransitive form derives from the transitive by dropping a generalized, customary, reflexive or cognate object.

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