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1. Who made Whitaker's words?
2. How do you use Whitaker's words?
3. What is Whitaker's words Wikipedia?
4. What are 2 English words that are derived from Latin?

Who made Whitaker's words?

Whitaker's Words is a morphological analyser and simple Latin-English dictionary made by William Whitaker in 1993–2007.

How do you use Whitaker's words?

To use whitakers-words, simply call the executable. An onscreen help will appear describing the basic program usage. Enter in the Latin word(s) you wish to translate, and words will output an analysis for each of them.

What is Whitaker's words Wikipedia?

William Whitaker's Words is a computer program that parses the inflection or conjugation of a Latin word, and also translates the root into English. Given an English word, the program outputs Latin translations.

What are 2 English words that are derived from Latin?

Some common English words are spelled exactly as they were in the Latin of Julius Caesar: area, focus, actor, index, forum, consensus, data, item, video, referendum. Many others have been adapted to English morphology, but still clearly reveal their classical origins.