† communiquev.

Etymology: < Anglo-Norman and Middle French communiquer (French communiquer ) to participate in something (c1370), to share something, to have a share in something (c1370), to have affinities with (a person or thing) (c1370), to maintain relations (c1370), to enter into communication, to establish relations (a1413), to make something known (a1420), to discuss something (a1430), to be in contact with, to have dealings with (1451) < classical Latin commūnicāre communicate v. Compare later communicate v.