indigitate
verb
-ed/-ing/-s
obsolete
: indicate
Word History
Etymology
Medieval Latin indigitatus, past participle of indigitare (influenced in meaning by Latin digitus finger), from Latin indigitare, indigetare to invoke (a deity), from indiget-, indiges native deity, from Old Latin indu, endo in, within + -iget-, -iges (perhaps from Latin agere to drive, lead, act)
- composer
- composers
- composes
- composing
- composing machine
- composing room
- composing rule
- composing stick
- composita
- Compositae
- compositaes
- composite
- composite cone
- composite dike
- composite engine
- composite function
- composite photograph
- composite print
- composite sailing
- composite sill
- composited
- compositely
- compositeness
- compositenesses
- composites