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The crucifixion.…

Manila Bulletin 12 Apr 2025
This day is also called Domingo de Ramos, which literally means “Sunday of Branches.” Ramus is the Latin word for “branch.” The verb “to ramify” also comes from this same root word.
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Letters: Reeves should abolish the OBR and trust in British enterprise to revive the economy

The Daily Telegraph 30 Mar 2025
Lingering Latin ... He also disapproved of our “doing a Rupert” when translating Latin into English, i.e putting the verb at the end of the sentence without regard to style ... SIR – Sixty years ago I failed O-Level French, but passed Latin.
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Did you know many English words have Greek roots?

Greek City Times 28 Mar 2025
The Oxford Dictionary also explains that even though classical Greek’s influence on English has been largely indirect through Latin and French, it is largely lexical and conceptual ... CAN = from the verb “káno” (κάνω).
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TRA Gallery welcomes spring with work by local artists

The Star Democrat 28 Mar 2025
Ancient Roman authors believed that the name “Aprilis” is derived from the Latin verb “aperire,” which means “to open.” This theory suggests that the name “April” symbolizes the arrival of the spring season ... .
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