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The Latin root for translate is ferre.
The verb which translate comes from is transferre:: to carry across. Transferre also gives us transfer.
Ferre is among the most irregular verbs in Latin:
Ferre :: to carry
Ferro :: I carry
Tuli :: I carried
Latum :: carried (participle) (eg latum est :: it was carried).
translate is from the fourth part of ferre; latum.
translatum est :: it was carried across :: it was translated.
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