Translation
to measure
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Word origin
From French mesurer, from Latin mensurare, built on mensura ('a measuring'), from the verb metiri ('to measure'). English measure and dimension come from the same Latin family.
- Origin
- French, from Latin mensura
- Root
- mensura
- English cognates
- measure, dimension
Examples
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The father measured the room before buying the table.
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One measures the road in metres and the time in hours.
, ?
Can you measure how tall the wall is?
A is a measurement, a o any measuring instrument - the -- suffix covers everything from a ruler to a thermometer. is to take a measurement; is to work with the numbers afterwards.
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Word family
Words built on mezuri with Esperanto's affixes. Read each one from its parts.
- varmomezurilonoun
thermometer
varmamezuri-il-: a tool for measuring warmth
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 15, lesson 10: mezuri, bari, disputi and 6 more words.