lack-latin
English
noun
Definitions
- (obsolete) An uneducated, ignorant person.
Etymology
Compound from English lack + English Latin (Latin American).
Origin
English
Latin
Gloss
Latin American
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Anglo-Latin English
- Latin English
- Latinate English
- Latindom English
- Latiner English
- Latinhood English
- Latinisation English
- Latinism English
- Latinist English
- Latinistic English
- Latinization English
- Latinize English
- Latinly English
- Latinness English
- Latino- English
- Neo-Latin English
- alack English
- delatinization English
- lack English
- lack-all English
- lack-grace English
- lack-laughter English
- lack-learning English
- lack-life English
- lack-linen English
- lack-looks English
- lack-love English
- lack-mind English
- lack-pity English
- lackbrain English
- lacker English
- lackest English
- lacketh English
- lackland English
- lackless English
- lackluster English
- lacklustre English
- lackstock English
- lackwit English
- latīnus Latin
- Latyn Middle English
- लातिनी Hindi
- Latn Translingual
- လက်တင် Burmese
- 拉丁 Chinese
- lak Middle Low German
- Kilatini Swahili
- lack
- Latin
- alack
- lacker
- Latino-
- lackwit
- lackest
- Latiner
- lacketh
- Latinly
- Latinism
- lackless
- lack-all
- Latinize
- Latindom
- Latinist
- Latinate
- lackland
- Latinness
- lack-pity
- lack-love
- lackstock
- lack-mind
- lack-life
- lackbrain
- Neo-Latin
- Latinhood
- lackluster
- lack-linen
- Latinistic
- lack-grace
- lacklustre
- lack-looks
- Anglo-Latin
- Latinisation
- Latinization
- lack-laughter
- lack-learning
- delatinization