Proto-Indo-European

*ǵn̥h₃sḱéti

‘to recognise’

Every word has its own definition in its root. These English words share one: Proto-Indo-European *ǵn̥h₃sḱéti.

64 English words in this record descend from Proto-Indo-European *ǵn̥h₃sḱéti, most familiar first.

• note ← not ← nota ← nōscō ← gnōscō
• notice ← nōtitia ← nōtus ← nōscō ← gnōscō
• recognize ← reconoistre ← reconoistre ← recognosco ← cognōscō
• noble ← nōbilis ← nōscō ← gnōscō ← *gnōskō
• notion ← nōtiō ← nōtus ← nōscō ← gnōscō
• cognitive ← cognitīvus ← cognitus ← cognōscō ← gnōscō
• diagnostic ← διαγνωστικός ← διαγιγνώσκω ← γῐγνώσκω ← *gignṓskō
• notorious ← notoryous ← nōtōrius ← nōtus ← nōscō
• notation ← notātiō ← notō ← nota ← nōscō
• nobility ← nobilité ← nobilitas ← nōbilis ← nōscō
• cognition ← cognicion ← cognitiō ← cognitus ← cognoscere
• denote ← denoter ← denotare ← notō ← nota

More words from *ǵn̥h₃sḱéti

• quaint
• gnome
• notoriety
• notary
• incognito
• agnostic
• annotation
• acquaint
• noblesse
• annotate
• cognizance
• ignoble
• precognition
• connote
• reconnoiter
• denotation
• reconnoitre
• cognoscenti
• gnomic
• notate
• notitia
• agnize
• agnition
• agnogenic
• agnomical
• agnoprotein
• agnosopsia
• antinobilism
• cognoscente
• cognovit
• cognosce
• cognoscitive
• cognoscent
• cognoscence
• cogniscient
• dignotion
• gnomonics
• gnoscopine
• ignoscible
• notificate
• nobilissimus
• notabilia
• nobilify
• notatin
• notory
• notative
• notaphilic
• prenote
• praecognita
• precognosce
• recognosce
• thanatognomonic

Etymograph / Proto-Indo-European *ǵn̥h₃sḱéti