But it does in those languages which have their basis in Latin, surely, esp. Spanish, at least from what I saw in a quick search. Ah, well, doesn't really matter. Thye love to throw in obscure words. One the other day was a clue of "prayer." The answer was "orison." How often does one see that!
More of today's irritations, first two are in the dictionary:
C - take heed A - reck (which becomes obvious, as related to "reckon" but who ever says "You'd better reck?!)
C - crippler A - maimer (I can just see the headlines "Cops Catch Hillside Maimer!)