Match the definition to the term. 1. connotations to make a borrowed word resemble English in pronunciation, spelling, or form 2. Anglicize a word no longer commonly used in a language but retained because it preserves the flavor of a period 3. etymology the suggestions or implications associated with a word in addition to its literal meanings 4. archaic word the history of a word traced through changes in meaning and form to the earliest known form of the word 5. loan word a word borrowed from another language, sometimes altered to fit the characteristics of the new language

The answers are:

1. Connotation - the suggestions or implications associated with a word in addition to its literal meanings.

2. Anglicize - to make a borrowed word resemble English in pronunciation, spelling, or form.

3. Etymology - the history of a word traced through changes in meaning and form to the earliest known form of the word.

4. Archaic word - a word no longer commonly used in a language but retained because it preserves the flavor of a period.

5. Loan word - a word borrowed from another language, sometimes altered to fit the characteristics of the new language.

Explanation:

Each of the words have been correctly matched to their definitions.

The English language is made up of several loaned words, coming from another language. The process of making those words resemble English is kn