Translation
to declare
Word origin
From French declarer, from Latin declarare, 'to make clear', built on clarus ('clear, bright'). To declare something is literally to bring it out into the light, and the same root gives English clear and clarity.
- Origin
- French, from Latin
- Root
- declarare
- English cognates
- declare, clear, clarity
Examples
, kulpa.
He declared that he was not guilty.
najbara .
The king declared war against the neighbouring country.
.
The government declared a new plan for the schools.
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