some English adjectives derived from Latin

1] candid : an adjective meaning 'truthful, honest, open, sincere, impartial' candid comes from the Latin adjective candidus. While candidus can be translated as 'shining white, clear, bright,' or 'beautiful,' it is a combination of the verb candeo, which means 'shine, glitter, glisten,' or 'glow,' and the suffix -idus, which means 'tending to.' So, originally candidus meant something more like…