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/ɔ.mi.sid/
Translation
homicide, killing
Word origin
From Latin homicidium, from homo ('man') and caedere ('to strike down'). The same caedere sits inside English 'suicide' and 'decide'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- homicidium
- English cognates
- homicide, suicide
Grammar
Examples
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The police are already calling it a homicide.
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He was tried for homicide.
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Killings remain rare in the area.
Cet ' .
This killing was never explained.
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Two killings took place on the same night.
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