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| - | From ''verto'' is derived [[transverse]], [[diverse]], [[perverse]], [[universe]], [[subversion]], [[inverse]], etc... | + | '''Verto''' is Latin for: |
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| # I [[turn]], [[revolve]]. | # I [[turn]], [[revolve]]. | ||
| # I [[turn around]]. | # I [[turn around]]. | ||
| # I [[exchange]]. | # I [[exchange]]. | ||
| # I [[translate]]. | # I [[translate]]. | ||
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| + | From ''verto'' is derived [[adverse]], [[advert]], [[controversy]], [[conversion]], [[transverse]], [[diverse]], [[perverse]], [[universe]], [[subversion]], [[inverse]], etc... | ||
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| * [[volvo#Latin|volvō]] | * [[volvo#Latin|volvō]] | ||
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| - | ::(''advertere'') [[advert]]; (past participle ''adversum'') [[adverse#Adjective|adverse]] (adj.) | ||
| - | ::(''avertere'') [[avert]]; (past participle ''aversum'') [[averse#Adjective|averse]] (adj.); (frequentative ''aversare'') [[averse#Verb|averse]] (verb) | ||
| - | ::(''convertere'') [[convert]]; (past participle ''conversum'') [[converse#Noun|converse]] (noun); (frequentative ''conversare'') [[converse#Verb|converse]] (verb) | ||
| - | ::(''divertere'') [[divert]]; (past participle ''diversum'') [[diverse]] (adj.) | ||
| - | ::(''evertere'') [[evert]] (''eversio'' -> [[eversion]]) | ||
| - | ::(''invertere'') [[invert]]; (past participle ''inversum'') [[inverse#Adjective|inverse]] (adj., noun); (frequentative ''inversare'') [[inverse#Verb|inverse]] (verb) | ||
| - | ::(''obvertere'') [[obvert]]; (past participle ''obversum'') [[obverse#Adjective|obverse]] (adj.) | ||
| - | ::(''pervertere'') [[pervert]]; (past participle ''perversum'') [[perverse]] (adj., noun) | ||
| - | ::(''revertere'') [[revert]]; (past participle ''reversum'') [[reverse#Adjective|reverse]] (adj., noun); (frequentative ''reversare'') [[reverse#Verb|reverse]] (verb) | ||
| - | ::(''subvertere'') [[subvert]] ( -> [[subversion]]) | ||
| - | ::(''transvertere'') [[transvert]]; (past participle ''transversum'') [[transverse]] | ||
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Verto is Latin for:
- I turn, revolve.
- I turn around.
- I exchange.
- I translate.
From verto is derived adverse, advert, controversy, conversion, transverse, diverse, perverse, universe, subversion, inverse, etc...
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Latin
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Derived terms
- advertō
- āvertō
- converto
- dēvertō
- divertodīvertō
- ēvertō
- intervertō
- invertō
- obvertō
- pervertō
- revertō, revertor
- subvertō
- trānsvertō
- versus
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Related terms
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