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Where does “iactāre” come from?
iactāre (Latin) comes from Latin iaciō, from Proto-Indo-European (H)yeh₁- — to throw.
Ancestry of “iactāre”, step by step
Step
Language
Word
Meaning
1
Latin
iaciō
to throw, hurl, cast, fling; throw away
2
Proto-Indo-European
(H)yeh₁-
to throw
Words derived from “iactāre”
jetty
jitter
jittery
jitters
jitney
jit
jitterbug
jitteriness
jete
jeté
jeton
parge
jetton
parget
parging
pargeter
jitterbugger
jettiness
jitterless
jeton
jactar
jactar
iectāre
iectare
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