Translation
poet
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Word origin
From Latin poeta, from Greek poietes, meaning a maker or author, from poiein, to make or create. A poet was literally a maker of verse.
- Origin
- Greek
- Root
- poietes
- English cognates
- poet, poem, poetry
Grammar
Examples
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The poet read his verses aloud.
Federico García Lorca .
Federico Garcia Lorca was a great Spanish poet.
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That poet writes about love and death.
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What an imagination this young poet has!
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The poet received an award for her latest book.
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Start your free week (no card)This word is taught in chapter 33, lesson 7: poeta, agalla, volumen and 7 more words.