Translation
to submit (for consideration); to subject, to place under
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Word origin
Built inside Esperanto from sub ('under') and meti ('to put'). Latin happens to have made the identical word, submittere, out of the identical parts, so the borrowing and the building arrive at the same place.
- Origin
- Esperanto formation
- Root
- sub + meti
- English cognates
- submit, submissive
Examples
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We submitted our plan to the committee.
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The king subjected the whole country.
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Please submit the papers before Friday.
This is the genuine one in a chapter full of false seams. plus really does give , to place under, and both senses fall out of that picture: you put a proposal under somebody's eye, and a conqueror puts a country under his rule.
It is transitive and takes for the person receiving: . The reflexive sin means to give in. Note the neighbour i, to become subject, which uses -iÄ- to turn the action back on itself.
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 20, lesson 7: submeti, inklino, boji and 7 more words.