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Transport
English

noun: To carry something from one place to another

Latin: transportari-> Old french:Transporter-> Old English:abeodanEnglish:Transport

The definition connects to the root word because it means to carry something to the other side.

They got transport by having a conversating in old english
Report
English

verb: to carry information

Latin:nunitiare->Old french:reporter->English:report

The definition connects to the root word port because it is talking about how they carry information to other people to carry with them.

Deportar
Spanish

Latin:Deporta->Spanish:Deportar

verb - To carry someone or something across

The definition connects to the root word because you carry one thing to the other side.

Porter
French

Latin: portare-> Medieval Latin: Portrator-> Old French porteour-> French: porter

noun: To carry something with you.

How the definition connects to the word is when the person carries a purse or luggage with goods or anything.

Áeroport
Italian

Latin: aerportus-> Old french: aireport-> French: Aeroport

Noun: To carry people through the air going from one place to the other.

How the definition connects to the root word is how they carry people in the air to one place to another.