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Translation

accident

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Word origin

A transparent borrowing of the international word from Latin accidens, the present participle of accidere, to befall, from ad plus cadere, to fall. An accident is literally something that falls upon you.

Origin
Latin
Root
accidere
English cognates
accident, accidental

Examples

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There was an accident on the main road.

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After the accident she no longer drives at night.

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Fortunately nobody died in the accident.

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This word is taught in chapter 12, lesson 7: akcidento, trakti, lakto and 6 more words.