Word Origins

-noun

Russian aventyuristka

English adventuress

-adjective

Russian aventyurniy

-noun

Spanish adversario

French adversaire

English adversary

-adjective

Spanish adverso

French adverse

-noun

French adversite

English adversity

-noun

euskara (Basque) propaganda

English propaganda

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euskara (Basque) publizitate

English publicity

-noun

euskara (Basque) kontseilari ‘adviser’

French conseil

English counsel

-noun

euskara (Basque) kontseilari

-verb transitive

euskara (Basque) airetu

English aerate

-noun

euskara (Basque) aireketa

English aeration

-noun

Russian antenna

euskara (Basque) antena

Spanish antena

French antenne

aero- combination

Russian avia-

-noun

Russian aerobika

Spanish aerobismo

English aerobics

-noun

Russian aerodrom

French aerodrome

-noun

Russian aerodinamika

-noun

Spanish aeronautica

-noun

Russian avia- combination

French avion

-noun

Russian aerozol

euskara (Basque) aerosol

English aerosol

-noun

Irish supreme god

Aesar means ‘man of Asia’

-noun

-adjective

Russian esteticheskiy

euskara (Basque) estetiko

-noun, plural

Russian estetika

euskara (Basque) estetika

English aesthetics

-adjective

Spanish afable

English affable

-noun

French affaire

English affair

-noun

Spanish negocio

English negotiation

-noun

Russian roman

English romance

-verb transitive

Russian affekt ‘fit of passion’

Spanish afectar

French affecter

English affect

-adjective

Russian affekt ‘fit of passion’

Spanish afectado

English affected

-noun

Russian affekt ‘fit of passion’

French affection

-adjective

Tamil amudam ‘love’. (am is just a neuter suffix. The basic word is amud)

euskara (Basque) amodio ‘love’

euskara (Basque) amodiozko ‘affectionate’

d is our symbol for soft d sound as in this

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Russian affekt ‘fit of passion’

French affectueux