The word part "cand" is a root that means "be of brilliant whiteness, shine, be hot".

27 окт. 2016 г. · Answer: Glowing, shining. Explanation: Candescent comes from the Latin of candēscō or its present participle form: candēscēns ("to radiate, ...

Etymology: from Ole English candel, early church-word borrowing from Latin candela, "a light, a torch"; from candere, "to shine". Candles were unknown in ...

3 июл. 2020 г. · Candescent is from the Latin verb candēscere, meaning to become bright, from the Latin root cand, meaning bright. We more commonly see it in the ...

Word History Etymology. probably modification of Cornish can brightness, whiteness, fluorite; probably akin to Latin candidus white, bright.

16 сент. 2020 г. · The root word gives the meaning 'glowing' while the suffix stands for 'resembling' or 'starting to be. '

cand - Latin root meaning glowing iridescent. Check the meaning of the word cand and expand your vocabulary, take a spelling test, print practice and more!

12 янв. 2022 г. · 【cand-, cend-】 are word -forming element usually meaning "glowing, iridescent; to shine, glow" from Latin "candere"

cand is a borrowing from Cornish. Etymons: Cornish kann. See etymology. Nearby entries.