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Mechanic is a greek word and it comes from the word "μηχανή", which has many meanings. One of them, the most common in modern greek, is "engine".
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Is the word Mechanic latin or greek?
The word "mechanic" comes from the Greek word "mēkhanikos," which means "pertaining to machines."
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It derives via Latin "mechanicus" from the ancient Greek "mekhane" (meaning, basically, "machine" or "tool").
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