Translation
process; lawsuit, trial
Word origin
From Latin processus, an advance or a going forward, from procedere, made of pro- ('forward') and cedere ('to go, to yield'). Esperanto took cedere separately as cedi, so proceso and cedi are relatives.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- processus
- English cognates
- process, procession, proceed
Examples
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The trial lasted three weeks.
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The lawyer won the case.
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Learning a language is a slow process.
Two senses share the page and context always separates them: a in a courtroom is the trial, and a anywhere else is a sequence of steps unfolding over time. If you need to be unmistakable about the legal one, juĝa settles it. The verb procedi is the going-forward itself, not the court case.
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