Etymology

pignorate

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Today it means: Synonym of pignoratitious. Full definition →

Medieval Latin pignoratus ← Latin pignerātus
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pignorate · adjective1

  1. Latin · derived frompignerātus“pledged, guaranteed”
  2. Medieval Latin · borrowed frompignoratus
  3. English todaypignorate

From Medieval Latin pignoratus, variant of earlier Latin pignerātus (“pledged, guaranteed”).

pignorate · verb2

  1. Latin · derived frompignerō“to pledge, to guarantee”
  2. Medieval Latin · borrowed frompignoro
  3. English todaypignorate

From Medieval Latin pignoro, variant of earlier Latin pignerō (“to pledge, to guarantee”).

Words from the same roots

Latinpignerātus all →

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