Question:
Etymology...?
1. Almanac, 2. Arsenal, 3. Admiral and 4. Magazine are words we use in our English language, though they are not originally English:
1. What language did they come from?
2. What are their original forms?
3. What do the original forms mean?
4. What do they mean in English?
PS: People who are biased, aggressive and use foul language are jackasses. So choose what you want to be!
Additional Details4 months ago
Please do not refer me or yourself to websites. I want to know what you already know.
Best Answer - Chosen by Asker:
Almanac is very old Latin...reference book with lists
magazine is from the French...storehouse
arsenal from Italian...meaning manufacture
admiral...from Latin, and French...means commander
I can't give you the original form of the word unless I look it up.