Translation
air
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Word origin
From Latin aer, from Greek aer ('air, mist').
- Origin
- Greek (via Latin)
- Root
- aer
- English cognates
- aerial, aeroplane
Grammar
Examples
puro.
The air here is very pure.
.
Open the window to let in fresh air.
.
She needed to get some fresh air.
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 5, lesson 4: Words 431-440.