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- How do you use Whitaker's words?
- What does Notre Dame translate from Latin to English?
- Who made Whitaker's words?
- What is the full meaning of Whittaker?
- Does Draco mean dragon in Latin?
- What does Draco mean in Latin?
- What does Anemo mean in Latin?
- Are the Whitakers British?
- What is the best translator for Latin?
- Who wrote the first dictionary ever?
- How do you spell Whittaker's?
- Where is Whitaker from?
- How many Whitakers are there?
- How old is the name Whitaker?
- What kind of name is Whittaker?
- What ethnicity is Whittaker?
- Is Whittaker a common last name?
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 does Notre Dame translate from Latin to English?
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Notre Dame is French for "Our Lady" and refers to the Blessed Virgin Mary, the patroness of the school (many churches and chapels in France are dedicated to her under this name, such as the famous church in Paris, just as in Spanish-speaking countries they are dedicated to "Nuestra Señora").
Who made Whitaker's words?
Whitaker's Words is a morphological analyser and simple Latin-English dictionary made by William Whitaker in 1993–2007.
What is the full meaning of Whittaker?
Whittaker is a surname of English origin, meaning 'white acre', and a given name.
Does Draco mean dragon in Latin?
Draco is the Greco-Latin word for serpent, or dragon.
What does Draco mean in Latin?
Latin (genitive Draconis), literally, dragon — more at dragon.
What does Anemo mean in Latin?
Anemo– comes from Greek ánemos, meaning “wind.” You may recognize this root in the name of the plant anemone, which literally translates to “daughter of the wind.” The Latin translation of ánemos is ventus, also meaning “wind,” which is the source of terms such as vent and ventilation.
Are the Whitakers British?
The Whittaker family is British by descent and initially included Ray, Lorraine, Timmy (only cousin), Freddie, and an unnamed sister. Sadly, Freddie died of a heart attack a long time ago.
What is the best translator for Latin?
Lingvanex provides an accessible alternative to Google translate service from English to Latin and from Latin to the English language.
Who wrote the first dictionary ever?
Robert Cawdrey's Table Alphabeticall, published in 1604, was the first single-language English dictionary ever published. It lists approximately 3000 words, defining each one with a simple and brief description.
How do you spell Whittaker's?
Whittaker Definition & Meaning | Dictionary.com.
Where is Whitaker from?
English (Yorkshire and Lancashire): habitational name from Whitacre in Warwickshire or High Whitaker in Lancashire both of whose names derive from Old English hwīt 'white' + æcer 'field'.
How many Whitakers are there?
The famous sporting dynasty stems from the late Donald Whitaker, a Yorkshire farmer, and his wife Enid Whitaker, a keen horsewoman, and it is through their four sons, John, Michael, Ian and Steven, that the legendary Whitaker showjumping name was made.
How old is the name Whitaker?
The surname Whitaker was first found in Warwickshire where the first record of the name was Johias Whitacre (1042-1066), who died while fighting at the Battle of Hastings on the side of King Harold.
What kind of name is Whittaker?
The name Whittaker is boy's name of English origin meaning "white field". If you discount the connection to the controversial Whittaker Chambers in the days of the Red Scare, Whittaker is a pleasant enough British surname with the preppyish nickname Whit.
What ethnicity is Whittaker?
Background. Whittaker was born at Middlemore Hospital in Ōtāhuhu, Auckland, New Zealand. His father is an Australian of European descent and his mother is of Māori and Samoan descent.
Is Whittaker a common last name?
According to the data, Whittaker is ranked #2,100 in terms of the most common surnames in America. What is this? The Whittaker surname appeared 17,234 times in the 2010 census and if you were to sample 100,000 people in the United States, approximately 5.84 would have the surname Whittaker.
