praecognitum
noun
prae·cog·ni·tum
prēˈkägnətəm
plural praecognita
-tə
: something known or that should be known in order to understand something else
Word History
Etymology
Latin, neuter of praecognitus, past participle of praecognoscere to foreknow
- self-exaltation
- self-exalting
- self-exaltingly
- self-exam
- self-examination
- self-examinations
- self-excite
- self-excited
- self-exciter
- self-exclusion
- self-exclusions
- self-exculpating
- self-exculpation
- self-exculpatory
- self-executing
- self-exhibition
- self-exhibitions
- partisanship
- partisanships
- partita
- partitas
- partite
- partition
- partition off
- partitional