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If you mean "What does the Latin verb from which 'employ' is derived mean?", then the word is derived (through several changes) from implicare, which means "to enfold, involve, be connected with". So, if you're employed by a company, then you're connected to/involved with/enfolded into that company.
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What is a noun form of the word employ?
Adjective forms for the verb to employ are employable and employed.
