Etymology:
The word "alter" comes from the Latin verb "alterare," which means "to change, alter, modify." It is related to the Indo-European root "*al-," which also gives rise to words like "alien," "else," and "other."
Meaning:
Origin:
The word "alter" entered English in the 14th century from Old French. It ultimately derives from the Latin verb "alterare," which was first used in the 1st century BC. The sense of "a place of worship" developed in the 16th century.
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