<augur(e)>
“predict, foretell” from French inauguration and directly from Late Latin inaugurationem, presumably originally “installment under good omens,” from in– “on, in” + augurare “to act as an augur, predict”
Words Sums
Augur(e) -> augur
Augur(e) + s -> augurs
Augur(e) + y -> augury
in + Augur(e) + ate -> inaugurate
in + Augur(e) + ate + s -> inaugurates
in + Augur(e) + ate + ed -> inaugurated
in + Augur(e) + ate + or -> inaugurator
in + Augur(e) + ate + or + s -> inaugurators
in + Augur(e) + ate + ion -> inauguration
in + Augur(e) + ate + ion + s -> inaugurations
in + Augur(e) + al -> inaugural
in + Augur(e) + al + s -> inaugurals
Relatives
pre-inauguration
post-inauguration
