Greek goddess or personification of infatuation and blundering mischief, from ate "damage, ruin; guilt; blindness, dazzlement, infatuation; penalty, fine," which is of uncertain origin.
ate
past tense of eat (q.v.).
atavistic
ataxia
ataxic
at-bat
atchoo
Ate
-ate
atechnic
atechnical
atelectasis