Translation
army
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Word origin
From French armÊe and its European siblings, all from Latin armata ('armed force'), built on arma ('weapons'). The root arm- also gives Esperanto armi ('to arm') and armilo ('a weapon').
- Origin
- Latin arma, via French armÊe
- Root
- arma
- English cognates
- army, armament, armour
Examples
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The king sent his army to the war.
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The army defended the city.
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Many young soldiers served in the army.
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 13, lesson 7: armeo, stacidomo, judo and 7 more words.