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feminine

eˈdikola

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Translation

newspaper stall, kiosk, newsagent's

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Word origin

From Latin aedicula ('small shrine'), diminutive of aedes ('house, temple'); the word once meant a small roadside shrine before it came to mean a newspaper kiosk.

Origin
Latin
Root
aedes
English cognates
edifice

Grammar

Genderfeminine
Pluraledicole

Examples

' .

I buy the newspaper at the newsagent's near home.

' .

The newsagent's opens early every morning.

' ' .

There isn't a newsagent's open on this street any more.

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