word | PUT |
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meaning | PUT comes from the Latin verb putare, meaning “to think, consider, or believe.” So, for example, a reputation is what others think of you. But when the root shows up in such words as compute, dispute, and deputy, its meaning is harder to trace. |
Tags: mwvb::root, mwvb::unit:10, mwvb::unit:10:root, obsidian_to_anki
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