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The word "principality" derives from the Latin term "principatus," which means "chiefship" or "leadership." It is rooted in "princeps," meaning "first" or "chief," combining "primus" (first) and "capere" (to seize or take). The term historically refers to a territory ruled by a prince, often used in the context of small sovereign states.
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What country did the word camel derive from?
Tunisia
Where did the word armageddon derive from?
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I'm looking for the main library in this principality.
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What country did the word artistry derive from?
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Redimere
What is a rhyming word with arrive?
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Where did the word mongoose derive?
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