Translation
mirror
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Word origin
From Latin speculum ('mirror'), from specere ('to look'). German Spiegel and Italian specchio carry the same word, and English keeps the root in spectacle, inspect and speculate, which originally meant watching.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- speculum
- English cognates
- spectacle, inspect, speculate
Examples
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She looked at her face in the mirror.
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The mirror hangs on the wall.
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The lake was like a big mirror.
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 13, lesson 8: spegulo, respondeco, bileto and 7 more words.