Category:Adapted borrowings from Medieval Latin by language

Categories with loanwords from Medieval Latin formed with the addition of an affix to conform the term to the normal morphology of UNKNOWN.

To categorize a term into a language-specific subcategory, use {{af|destcode|type=adap|la-med:source_term|-affix}} (or {{af|destcode|type=abor|...}}, using the same syntax), where destcode is the language code of the target language in question (see Wiktionary:List of languages); source_term is the Medieval Latin term that the term in question was borrowed from; and affix is the target-language affix used to adapt the Medieval Latin term. An example is Polish adresować (“to address”), which would use {{af|pl|type=adap|fr:adresser|-ować}} to indicate that is was formed from French adresser with the addition of the Polish verb-forming affix -ować.

This is an umbrella category. It contains no dictionary entries, but only other, language-specific categories, which in turn contain relevant terms in a given language.