Snake European caught with tense appearance

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The solution for the clue "Snake European caught with tense appearance" in word puzzles and crosswords has 6 letters.

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Solution for "Snake European caught with tense appearance"

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Funny etymological tidbits on Snake, European, Caught, Tense, Appearance

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The ancient Greek word "snaeos" is derived from "snaei-" which is thought to be a combination of " snae-" meaning snake and the suffix "-eo" meaning form or shape.EuropeanEuropean
The Latin word "Europaeus" is derived from "Europos" meaning 'from Europe' and the suffix "-ae" which is used to form names of countries.CaughtCaught
The Latin word "cogitare" is derived from "cogito" meaning I think which is where the English word caught comes from.TenseTense
The English word "tense" is derived from the Latin "teneo" meaning I hold which can also be related to the Greek word "tēnes" meaning to hold.AppearanceAppearance
The Greek word "kalos" is derived from "kalos" meaning beauty which can also be related to the Latin word "caelestes" meaning heavenly.

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