어원, tach-; tack-; tact-; tag-; tang-; tig-; ting-= touch
attach v. 붙이다 (attach a label to the parcel)
attache n. 부관 (a military attache)
detach v. 떼다 (detach the locomotive from the train *de-= do the opposite of)
tackle n. 태클 v. 접하다 (tackle the challenge)
tack n. 압정/ v. 붙이다 (tack an amendment to the bill)
contact n. 접촉/ v. 접촉하다 (come in contact with)
intact a. 손상 받지 않은; 손으로 만지지도 않은 (keep the forest intact)
tactile a. 촉각의 (tactile feelings)
tag n. 꼬리표 (a price tag)
contagious a. 접촉의 (contagious disease)
tangible a. 만져볼 수 있는 (tangible assets)
tangent a. 접촉하는/ n. 접선 (a tangent line)
contiguous a. 인접한 (be contiguous to the orchard)
contingent a. 부속적인 (be contingent on the weather)
late Middle English (in the sense ‘of uncertain occurrence’): from Latin contingere ‘befall’, from con- ‘together with’ + tangere ‘to touch’. The noun sense was originally ‘something happening by chance’, then ‘a person's share resulting from a division, a quota’; the current sense dates from the early 18th century.
Similar:
dependent
conditional
subject to
based on
determined by
hingeing on
resting on
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