Rumor

English-Latin

rumor. n.

1. A current story passing from one person to another, without any known authority for its truth.
   • rumor (-oris, masc.)

Latin-English

rūm|or, -ōris. (ˈru.mor) masc.

1. Rumor, a rumor; popular opinion; reputation.

[Proto-Indo-European *reu- "to roar, to murmur".]