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The word "provident" is derived from the Latin word "providens," which is the present participle of "providere." "Providere" means "to foresee" or "to provide for," combining the prefix "pro-" meaning "before" and "videre," meaning "to see." Thus, "provident" conveys the idea of being prepared for the future.
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From which Latin word is factory derived?
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What is the English word for caused by disease derived from a Latin word for disease?
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From what Latin word is the symbol for iron derived?
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What language is the word biscuit derived from?
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What Latin word is environment derived from?
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What is Latin word for engineering?
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Is the word testicle derived from Latin?
no
What english ADJECTIVE derived from the latin word for island?
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What word derived from the latin language meaning those who hear?
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Which language is the word computer derived from?
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What latin word was virus derived from?
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