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Exploring the Latin Root "Fides": Trust and Faith

Dive into the Latin root "fides," meaning trust or faith, through words like affidavit, confidant, fidelity, and infidel. Understand the nuances of loyalty, disbelief, and personal trust relationships. Unveil the rich meanings behind these terms in various contexts.

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Exploring the Latin Root "Fides": Trust and Faith

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  1. Words of the Week Week 2

  2. The Latin root fides, fid, fi all mean trust or faith

  3. Affidavit- written version of a sworn statement

  4. Confidant- a person someone trusts and discusses personal information

  5. Fidelity-loyalty, loyalty to an allegiance, a promise

  6. Infidel- an unbeliever, somebody who does not believe in a major religion, especially Christianity or Islam

  7. The Latin root fides, fid, fi all mean trust or faith

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