By studying a word's etymology, you can discover not only the original language from which a word came but also the meaning of the word when used in that language. Note the symbol < means "is derived from," or "which is derived from." Example: church [Old English cirice < Greek kyriakon (house) of the Lord < kyrios lord < kyros power] Example: isolate [ < isolated French isole < Italian isolato, the past participle of isolate, < Latin insulatum made into an island < insula island] Use the above form to explain the etymologies of the following words. Write names of languages out in full. They can be found in your dictionary. (43) lady [________________________________________________________________________________________________________] (44) husband [_________________________________________________________________________________] (45) trigger [___________________________________________________________________________________________] (46) dinosaur [______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________] (47) incriminate [___________________________________________________________________________________] (48) exegesis [_________________________________________________________________________________________________________] (49) persnickety [_________________________________________________________________________________________________]