Use a dictionary to trace the etymology of the following word. what language did english directly borrow from?

appropriate v.

example: succession
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English borrowed the verb appropriate directly from Latin, more specifically from Late Latin.

At first formed by the prefix ad- (to) and  proprius (own or proper), becoming the verb appropriare (to make something one's own), then appropriatus and, finally, in English, appropriate.

As a verb, it means to take something without the owner's consent, or to set apart money for a specific purpose.

i think it is called the president's cabinet.