Translation
title (of a work); title, rank
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Word origin
From Latin titulus, an inscription, label or heading placed above a thing. English title, entitle and the tiny tittle of the phrase jot and tittle all descend from it.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- titulus
- English cognates
- title, entitle, tittle
Examples
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The title of the book is too long.
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I do not remember the title of that article.
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He received the title of doctor.
Both English senses live in one Esperanto word: the name on the front of a book and the rank in front of a person's name. The verb is to give something a title, and sentitola is untitled. Keep it apart from : your book has a , you have a , and a duke has both.
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 17, lesson 12: titolo, ĉeno, konfirmi and 7 more words.