The Latin root mag- means "great, large". It underlies words such as:
"magnitude" from Latin magnitudo "greatness, size"
"magnify" from Latin magnificare "to make greater, to extol"
"master" from Latin magister "the greater one, master"
The Greek root mega- as in "megaphone" or "megabyte" is ultimately from the same source, Proto-Indo-European *meg-, "great".
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The Latin root mag- means "great, large". It underlies words such as:"magnitude" from Latin magnitudo "greatness, size""magnify" from Latin magnificare "to make greater, to extol""master" from Latin magister "the greater one, master"The Greek root mega- as in "megaphone" or "megabyte" is ultimately from the same source, Proto-Indo-European *meg-, "great".
The prefix that has the same meaning as "great" is "mega-".
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das mag ich = I like that
bago mag spirit of the glass mag salsal muna and then pray our father with out ame and glory be too and also hailmary
like (I like you = ich mag dich)
You mean MAG? I think 2009, but I could be wrong.
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Magnetic Levitation.
Ich mag sein Bild = I like his picture.
Mag means may (not the month).Eg; May I, not the Month of May.
do you mean attaching the magazine= clip, to a rifle