Etymology of the English word confront
the English word confront
derived from the Old French word confronter
derived from the Medieval Latin word confrontare (confront)
derived from the Latin word frons (frontis, forehead, brow; foliage, leaves, leafy branch; forehead, brow; face)
using the Latin prefix con- (together)
derived from the Latin word frontus
derived from the Medieval Latin word confrontari
derived from the French word confront
derived from the Medieval Latin word confrontare (confront)
derived from the Latin word frons (frontis, forehead, brow; foliage, leaves, leafy branch; forehead, brow; face)
using the Latin prefix con- (together)
derived from the Latin word frontus