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/kaˈmino/
Translation
road, path, way, journey
Word origin
From Late Latin camminus ('road, way'), a word of Gaulish (Celtic) origin. The same source gives English 'gambol' through French and underlies the Camino de Santiago.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- camminus
Grammar
Examples
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The road to success is not always easy.
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We are on the right track, let us keep going.
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On the way to work I always listen to the radio.
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It rained the whole way back home.
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They took a small path between the mountains.
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There is a long path from the village to the river.
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