Cognate

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 91
kog'nat, adj., horn of the same family related to of the same kind. [L. cognatus— co, together, and gnascor, gnat us, to be born. Cognisable, Cognizable, kog'niz-abl or kon'-, adj., that may be known or understood that may be judicially investigated. [O. Fr. cog no is sable Cognisance, Cognizance, kog'ni-zans or kon'-, « knowledge or notice, judicial or private observation jurisdiction that by which one is known, a badge. [O. Fr.—L. cognosco. Cognisant, Cognizant, kog’ni-zant or kon'-, adj., having cognisance or knowledge of. Cognition, kog-nish'un, «. certain knowledge — [L., from cognosco cognttum co, together, and fiasco, gnosco, to know.]
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