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Orígenes etimológicos de palabras

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Orígenes etimológicos de palabras
 

Crossword Puzzle

Orígenes etimológicos de palabrasOnline version

Descubre orígenes y versiones de palabras.

by Valentina Navarro
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Proviene del latín materia, sig “sustancia física” o “madera dura”

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Deriva del latín massa y este del griego maza, se refería originalmente a una “masa de cebada” o “pastelería

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Del griego atomos. Se compone de a-(de negación) y temnein (cortar). Sig “lo que no se puede dividir”

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Diminutivo del latín moles, sig “masa” o “mole”. “Masa pequeña”

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Del latín elemtum, que se refería a los “principios básicos” o “componentes fundamentales” de las cosas.

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Viene del latín compositus, participio de componer. Significa “puesto en conjunto”

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Del griego homos (igual) y genos (raza o género). Sig que todo es de la misma naturaleza

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Del griego heterosexual (diferente) y genos. Sig que está formado por naturalezas distintas

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Raíz latina, proviene del vocablo latino solutio. Sig “desata un nudo”

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