ENGLISH MORPHOLOGY Week 14.

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ENGLISH MORPHOLOGY Week 14

COGNATES Cognatus, -i, blood relative Cognate vs Agnate? English - father, German Vater, Latin pater… “The Italian word "mangiare" (= to eat) is cognate with the French "manger"

COGNATES Serbian vs English? noć, night, nuit, Nacht... (Indo-European) star, aster, astro, Stern... milk, Milch, mleko, молоко... (Indo-European) False cognates, false relatives? English Much vs Spanish Mucho False friends VS false cognates?

CALQUES Loan translation? it goes without saying (French) Devil’s advocate (Latin) Loanword (German) Adam’s apple (French) Masterpiece (German)