What is the latin for "to cook"

[leolaw]

I think i miswrite something wrong in class,

So
what is the Latin word for "to cook"????
I wrote "conquo", but i know that is wrong, since tht i cant look up anything about " conquo"

Is there any professors here know it?

 

[MichaelD]

Cookare?
Cookunum?
Cookikus?
Cookalottafoodo?

 

[vi edit]

http://www.nd.edu/~archives/latgramm.htm

 

[mugs]

ook-cay

 

[Cyberian]

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[Amorphus]

dunno about cook, all I could find were nouns.... you might have to use "prepare": two words
paro, parare, paravi, paratus
and
preparo, preparare, preparavi, preparatus

both first conjugation verbs. (I would suggest parare)

 

[PCMarine]

Originally posted by: leolaw
I think i miswrite something wrong in class,

So
what is the Latin word for "to cook"????
I wrote "conquo", but i know that is wrong, since tht i cant look up anything about " conquo"

Is there any professors here know it?

Being a Latin student..

Coquo = I cook
Coquere = To Cook
Coquus = Cook (the Occupation)

 

[Amorphus]

Originally posted by: PCMarine

Originally posted by: leolaw
I think i miswrite something wrong in class,

So
what is the Latin word for "to cook"????
I wrote "conquo", but i know that is wrong, since tht i cant look up anything about " conquo"

Is there any professors here know it?

Being a Latin student..

Coquo = I cook
Coquere = To Cook
Coquus = Cook (the Occupation)

he's right. use coquere.

 

[leolaw]

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[PCMarine]

Originally posted by: leolaw
THANK YOU

I REALLY WANT TO KISS YA'LL

No thanks, I'll pass :Q