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/ʃə.mɛ̃/
Translation
path, way, road
Word origin
From Late Latin camminus ('road, way'), of Gaulish (Celtic) origin. It means 'path, way, road'.
- Origin
- Gaulish
- Root
- camminus
Grammar
Examples
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He took the shortest path to arrive.
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The path leading to the lake is very pleasant.
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You are on the right path, keep it up.
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We lost our way in the forest after night fell.
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Along the way, they ran into an old village friend.
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