Speak

"Speak" in Latin

dīcō

(to communicate with one's voice using words)

effor

(to communicate with one's voice using words)

for

(to communicate with one's voice using words)

fābulor

(to communicate with one's voice using words)

loquor

(to communicate with one's voice using words)

loquor

(to be able to communicate in a language)

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