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Is Itis Greek Or Latin? [Solved]
The suffix “itis” comes from Latin and Greek and means inflammation or a disease characterised by inflammation.[i] It is usually attached to a word root that signifies a part of the body and means that this body part is inflamed.21 Jul 2020
Greek and Latin duplicates
Asian Medical Institute Kyrgyzstan.
American speaks Latin with Italians at the Park! 🇮🇹 Will they understand?
Can Italians understand spoken
Latin & Greek Pronunciation Evolution 500 BC to 500 AD “Vōcēs quae per saecula inmūtantur” (LLiNYC)
Ōrātiuncula apud Paideiae Īnstitūtī Living
