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Words that derive from the Latin root "fug," meaning "to flee," include "fugitive," which refers to someone who has escaped from a place or is in hiding, and "refuge," denoting a place of safety or shelter. Other examples are "fugue," a musical form that can evoke a sense of wandering, and "fugacious," describing something that is fleeting or transitory. These terms reflect various contexts in which the concept of fleeing or escaping is relevant.
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Is omnivore a greek or latin word?
The term "omnivore" is a Latin word. It comes from the Latin words "omnis," meaning all, and "vorare," meaning to devour.
What is latin word for guarantee?
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What is the Latin word for unstoppable?
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What is the Latin word for benevolence?
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Which words have the latin root word meaning self?
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What is the greek and latin word for counter and product?
Counter and product meaning in greek and latin words
What is the Latin word for sportsmanship?
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What did the word dictionary comes from?
It is a Latin word 'dictonarium' meaning collection of words and phrases
What is the meaning of the word absque?
The Latin word absque is equivalent to the English words "without".
What is the meaning of the word abutor?
The Latin word abutor is equivalent to the English words "to abuse".
What is the meaning of the word accedo?
The Latin word accedo is equivalent to the English words " to approach".
