Etymology:
Meaning and Origin:
The word "multitude" originally referred to a large number or crowd of people. It was used in this sense in ancient Rome, where it was often associated with the lower classes.
Over time, the meaning of "multitude" broadened to include any large collection or quantity of things, such as animals, objects, or even ideas. It can also refer to a large number of people who share a common characteristic or purpose.
Today, "multitude" is often used in a figurative sense to describe something that is vast or overwhelming in size or number. It can also be used to refer to a diverse or varied group of people or things.
Etymology Latin multitudo multitude inosa full of Meaning Consisting o
Etymology From Middle English multitude from Old French multitude from Latin multitū
Etymology The word multi originates from the Latin multus meaning many Meaning
Etymology Multinational is a compound word derived from the following roots Multi
Etymology The word mass has origins in multiple languages Latin missa meaning d
Etymology The word people is derived from the Latin word populus which means a bod
Etymology The name Abraham is derived from two Hebrew words Ab father Raham grea
Etymology The word frequency comes from the Latin word frequentia which means a fr
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Etymology Vulgate derives from the Latin word vulgatus meaning commonly known or
Etymology The word host comes from the Old English word hōst which in turn is deri
Etymology Middle English pakke from Old English peac Proto Germanic pakka Proto I
Etymology From Middle English herde from Old English heord from Proto Germanic herđō
