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Etymology_8

rogation

• (def) an asking, prayer, entreaty
• (def) (Christianity) a solemn supplication, esp in a form of ceremony prescribed by the Church.
• (def) A deeply serious and somber prayer or entreaty.
  (see regal *reg- ; “move in a straight line”)
  -regal
  - (pro) Ree-gul
  - (def) royal, kingly
  - (ori) PIE *reg- ” move in a straight line”

related, “move in a straight line”

1.rake(n.1)

2.regular(adj).

3.rogation

4.Reich(n.)

regal(adj)

reckon(v)

rack ; (too many…)

rich (adj) ; “strong.powerful; great,mighty; of high rank”

— *rix; “king” <– *reg (???) : ” hence, “direct, rule” (see rex)

rex ; “a king”

right (adj1) ; “morally correct”

- (mem) interesting, (below)

1. Latin, rex (king)
2. regere (to rule) –> a. royal ( belonging to a monarch) b. real ( unit of currency )

• entreaty [/ɪnˈtriːti/]
  
• • (def)a strong serious request that you make to someone about something that is worrying you.
  • (def) earnest request
  • (com) entreat + y
• entreat
  
• • (def) to ask earnestly
  • (com) en + treat
  • • en- (1)
    • • make
    • treat
    • • traiter ” to treat ” (treat) (v. )
      • treat(v.)
      • • (def) ” nogotiate, bargain, deal with”
        • (def) “deal with, act to ward; set forth ( in speech or writing )”
        • • set forth
          • • (def) to explain or describe something in a clear and detailed way
        • (def) drag about, tug, haul, pull violently
        • tract
        • • (pro.) /trakt/
          • (def) (n.)a large area of land
          • (def) (v. ) to pursue, follow, or track.
          • (ori. ) Lat. tractus
          • • (???) ” perfect passive participle of “traho”/ˈtra.hoː/
            • • (def) to draw, drag PIE *trag- , *derag-
              • (related) drag, draw, trigger, track
  • (def) to ask earnestly; beg or plead with; implore
  • (def) ” to enter into negotiations”

propose (not done yet!!)

• (com) pro + poser
• • pro- ;forth
  • poser ; put, place ( see pose v.1)
  • • pose (v.1)
• (related)
• • propone, pause.

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