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/tɛs.ta.mɑ̃/
Translation
will, testament
Word origin
From Latin testamentum ('a will'), from testari ('to bear witness'), from testis ('witness'). The Old and New Testament carry the related sense of a covenant.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- testamentum
- English cognates
- testament, testify, testimony
Grammar
Examples
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His father left a very clear will.
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She read the will out in front of the whole family.
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The two brothers are fighting over the will.
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He changed his will just before he died.
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No will was found at the old lady's house.
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