What English word feels Ancient Greek but is actually Latin in origin?
**What English word feels Ancient Greek but is actually Latin in origin? **
📊 Chart Axes:
- Horizontal: Is....in origin.
- Vertical: Feels like it's...in origin.
Chart Grid:
| West Germanic | Old Norse | Romance (Latin) | Romance (French/Old French) | Ancient Greek | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| West Germanic | Kindergarten. 🖼️ | — | — | — | School. 🖼️ |
| Old Norse | — | — | — | — | — |
| **Romance (Latin) ** | — | — | Veto. 🖼️ | — | — |
| Romance (French/Old French) | — | Dastard. 🖼️ | — | — | — |
| Ancient Greek | — | — | — | — | — |
Cell Details:
West Germanic / West Germanic:
- Kindergarten.
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West Germanic / Ancient Greek:
- School.
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Romance (Latin) / Romance (Latin):
- Veto.
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Romance (French/Old French) / Old Norse:
- Dastard.
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u/John_Catachan — 12 days ago