Translation
logic
Word origin
From Greek logike, the art of reasoning, from logos ('word, reason, account'). The same logos sits inside every English science name ending in -logy.
- Origin
- Greek
- Root
- logos
- English cognates
- logic, logical, biology
Examples
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His argument has a clear logic.
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Logic is an important part of science.
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I do not understand the logic of this system.
The adjective is logika and the adverb logike, so a conclusion can be logika and a person can argue logike. Esperanto learners meet the word early for a reason: the language's own selling point is that its grammar is meant to be logika rather than inherited.
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