/fi.nal/
Translation
final, last
Word origin
From Latin finalis ('of or relating to an end'), from finis ('end'). English 'final' is the same word.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- finalis
- English cognates
- final, finish, finite
Grammar
Examples
C' .
This is the final decision.
.
The final result was excellent.
.
We are waiting for the final answer.
L' .
The team won the final match.
C' chapitre .
This is the final chapter of the book.
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