le

masculine

/tɛks.to/

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Translation

text message, text

Word origin

From texte ('text'), from Latin textus ('a woven thing, a written work'), from texere ('to weave').

Origin: Latin
Root: textus
English cognates: text, textile, texture

Grammar

Gendermasculine

Pluraltextos

Examples

' .

He left me a very short text.

She sends texts all day long.

This text is not from him.

I read my texts on the train.

' .

A text is better than a long call.

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This word is part of lesson 59.