Etymology
Meaning
Origin
The word "frequent" derives from the Latin adjective "frequens," which means "often occurring." It is related to the verb "frequentare," meaning "to visit or resort to frequently." The word "frequent" entered the English language in the 14th century.
Examples
Etymology French fréquence Meaning The rate at which something occurs or repeats
Etymology Latin frequens meaning often occurring Meaning Adjective Occurring
Etymology The word frequency comes from the Latin word frequentia which means a fr
Etymology Latin frequens meaning often occurring Meaning Adjective Occurring
Etymology Frequentative comes from the Latin word frequento meaning to visit often
Etymology In prefix denoting negation frequency from Latin frequentia frequent o
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Etymology From Middle English conversaunt from Old French conversant from Late Latin
Etymology The word café originates from the French word café which in turn comes f
Etymology The word boycott originates from the name of Charles Cunningham Boycott 18
Etymology Middle English posch posshe Anglo Norman French poche from Old French po
Etymology The word shop originates from the Old English term scopp which means she