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What is the verb form for the word modern?
to modernize
What is the modern version of the word gavest?
Gave is modern for gavest
How many syllables in the word modern?
Modern has two syllables
Is discovered an adverb?
No, the word "discovered" is bot an adverb. This word is a verb.The adverb form of the word "discovered" is discoverably, but it is rare to see this word in modern literature.
Is their a biblical verse with the word rice in it?
No, not in most modern English translations.
What modern word comes from the rations given to Roman soldiers?
Salarium - Salary
What word is the root for salary?
The root word for "salary" is "salarium," which comes from the Latin word "salarium," meaning "payment."
What Does Salarium Mean?
salarium is the named after the sodium
Why salt is called salt?
The words salt in English, sel in French, sare in Romanian, etc. are derived from the Latin language word salarium (equivalent of salary). Salarium was the amount of money payed to Roman soldiers to buy salt.
Origin of the word salary?
The word "salary" comes from the Latin word "salarium," which originally referred to the payment made to Roman soldiers to purchase salt. Salt was a valuable commodity in ancient times and was sometimes used as currency, hence the term evolved to mean regular payment for work.
How do you change skin color on Sims 2?
Go to the salarium and get a tan
What was a salarium?
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Why salts are called as salts?
Salt is derived from the Latin word sal, salis. And sal is derived from salarium, because salary include frequently an amount of salt. It is not a complete answer, of course, but I don't know more.
Where does the word salary came from?
At one time the [SALE] salt was not very much availableas today is. Roman soldiers were paid in salt being necessary for good health. Of course the roman latin word has changed to by the English as salary.
Where did the word 'salary' come from?
The word 'salary' has its origins in ancient Rome, where soldiers were paid their wages in salt, known as "salarium" from the Latin word "sal" for salt. Over time, the term evolved to refer to any regular payment to individuals for their work.
What is the relationship between salt and salary?
The Roman word Salarium linked employment, salt and soldiers, but the exact link is unclear. The least common theory is that the word soldier itself comes from the Latin sal dare (to give salt). Others note that soldier more likely derives from the gold solidus, with which soldiers were known to have been paid, and maintain instead that the salarium was either an allowance for the purchase of salt or the price of having soldiers conquer salt supplies and guard the Salt Roads (Via Salarium) that led to Rome. Regards, Alok Biyani Kolkata
What modern word associated with castles comes from the word donjon?
Modern word: dungeon
