A word that has another word derived from it is called an Eponym. The two words will usually have different meanings.
Can you tell me what you call the process that makes one word from another word jumbling those letters - eg. LISTEN and SILENT? That is called an Anagram
You are probably thinking of the word 'try.' The word 'trial' is derived from 'try.'
A small bunch of flowers carried in the hand is a bouquet. Another word for a small bunch of flowers is nosegay or posy.
By forming a word out of the given letters seoms. Hence, when these letters are arrange/rearrange/unscramble, the word MOSES can be derived.
Another word for dig is excavate.
Can you tell me what you call the process that makes one word from another word jumbling those letters - eg. LISTEN and SILENT? That is called an Anagram
The root word.
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Another word for orator is lecturer or public speaker. The word orator is of Middle English origin and is derived from the Anglo-Norman French word orator.
Pleasure derived from another's misfortune.
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Cocoa (chocolate is derived from the Cocoa bean)
The term generally used is "fashionista." The word is derived from the word 'fashion' and the Spanish suffix 'ista.'
A prefix.
It can be traced back to a Latin word, but the derivation is not clear. There is a Middle English word 'resorten' derived from a French word 'resortir' meaning to go out, leave or escape. Another French word,'ressort' derived from 'resortir' has been adopted
A yamamomo is another word for a yangmei, an edible crimson fruit, or the tree from which this fruit is derived.
The word fraction is derived from the Latin word frangere meaning to break. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- And when something breaks it is in bits - fractions are bits of things.