Where does “siserary” come from?

siserary (English) comes from English certiorari, from Latin certiōrō, from Latin certiorem facere — present active infinitive of certiōrem faciō.

siserary (English): A severe rebuke or scolding; A sharp blow

Definitions

  1. A severe rebuke or scolding; A sharp blow

Ancestry of “siserary”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1EnglishcertiorariA grant of the right of an appeal to be heard by...
2Latincertiōrōto inform
3Latincertiorem facerepresent active infinitive of certiōrem faciō

Words derived from “siserary”

Every word from Latin certiorem facere →Every word from Latin certiōrō →Every word from English certiorari →