Yes, "vision" is the base word of "provision." Both words share the Latin root "videre," which means "to see." The prefix "pro-" in "provision" adds the meaning of providing or foresight.
The base word of "vision" is "visible," which comes from the Latin word "visibilis."
The word 'provision' is both a noun (provision, provisions) and a verb (provision, provisions, provisioning, provisioned). Examples:Noun: We've stocked the pantry with provisions in preparation for the blizzard.Verb: We're under contract with the government to provision socks to the Navy.
The root word of vision is "vis" which comes from the Latin word "visus" meaning sight or eyesight.
Tagalog Translation of PROVISION: pabaon
The Tagalog word for "vision" is "paningin" or "pakikita."
vision
Provide! Yay me:-)
The base word of "vision" is "visible," which comes from the Latin word "visibilis."
vision, tele is the pre-fix
Provision is defined as being supplied with something or the act of supplying something. The abbreviation for the word provision is prov.
The word 'provision' in the sentence 'There is no provision for relief of charges . . .' means terms or conditions. In this case the meaning is that the controlling rules have no way to pay back an employer.
From the Latin word 'videre' meaning "to see". It has the same root as the word 'vision'. Videre is from the PIE base 'weid' meaning "to know, to see".
Provision is the only way animals can survive the winter.All these boxes makes a lot provision for the castatrophe in Haiti.
The word 'provision' is both a noun (provision, provisions) and a verb (provision, provisions, provisioning, provisioned). Examples:Noun: We've stocked the pantry with provisions in preparation for the blizzard.Verb: We're under contract with the government to provision socks to the Navy.
I declined the contract due to a certain provision. It may take all day to provision the boat.
provision
ngiyakhubona = i see you