Sound Correspondences II

Following on from Sound Correspondences I, here are some more common correspondences within Spanish, French and Italian, along with the Latin from whence it all sprung. The Latin is again generally given in the ablative form for nouns and adjectives (used after prepositions, it's the form most commonly taken over from Latin).

English	(Latin)	Spanish	French	Italian
	pl-	ll-	pl-	pi-
full	pleno	lleno	plein	pieno
rain	pluvia	lluvia	pluie	pioggia
	cl-	ll-	cl-	chi-
call	clamor	llamar	clamer*	chiamare
key	clave	llave	clef	chiave

* clamer=to shout, like exclaim