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machine, robot. plural automataautodidact: ['?? To?d?dækt] N. self-scholar. didactic: taken from the Greek, refers to teaching.autonomy: [?? ' Tɑ?n?mi] N. Autonomy. nomos: Is Greek for ' law '.Autism: ['?? T?Z?M] n Autism, self-centred, autismGrat comes from gratus, the Latin word meaning ' pleasing, welcome, agreeable '. or from gratia, meaning ' grace, agreeableness, or pleasantness '.gracious: [' ɡre??? S] adj. kind, nobleGratitude: [' ɡræt?tu?d] N. Thanks for the moodgrateful: [' ɡRE?TFL] a

'. Orthotics [?? 'Θ?t?ks] N. Corrective surgery; Orthograde ['?? Theta?? GRE?D] adj. [move] upright walk.Orthodontics: [??? Rθ? ' Dɑ?nt?ks] N. Orthodontic tooth correctionOrthodox: ['?? Rθ?dɑ?ks] adj (transmission)Orthopedics: [??? Theta? ' Pi?d?ks] N. Orthopaedic surgeryorthography: [?? R ' Θɑ?ɡr?fi] N. Correct spelling, spelling, orthographyrect: comes from the Latin word rectus, means ' straight ' or ' right ', rectangle [' rektæ?ɡl]N. Rectangle, Rectangle; rectus [' rekt?s] n. [Solution] st

, Slaughter.carnal: [' kɑ?rnl] adj. physical, secularCarnival: [' KⱭ?RN?VL] N. Carnival, carnival, drink anchor Carnivalincarnation: [?? Nkɑ?r ' ne?? N] N. Endowed with flesh, with human form, incarnatecred: from Credere, Latin verb, to believe,credence: [' Kri?dns] N. Believe, sacrificial utensil, altar. Give credence to sth believe something gain credence be recognized, gain trust lend credence to sth increase the credibility of somethingcreditable: [' kred?t?bl] adj. Can be admired, reputable

/imThe meaning of amare,to love from the Latin language. Amiable means friendly or good-natured,amigo is a Spanish friend. "AM" represents "Love" as a root, derived from Latin, and Cupid's Latin name is Amor. For example amateur=am love +teur do something = amateurs (pure for interest), amity=am (Love) +ity (noun) = friendship; enamored=en (into) +amor (love) = Falling in love.amicable:[' ÆM?K?BL]Adj. friendly and harmonious. Agile: A kind, gracious, biased character; amicable: it can refer to a

cell gangue, letter N. Matrices.Maternity: [M? ' T?? Rn?ti] N. Motherhood, maternal tract, maternity ward adj. Pregnant, maternalmatriculate: [M? ' Tr?kjule?t] v. Admission, admissionmatrilineal: [? mætr? ' L?NI?L] adj. The matriarchalMetropolitan: [? metr? ' Pɑ?l?t?n] N. The inhabitants of large cities, the archbishop, the inhabitants of the home country Adj. Metropolitan, Archdiocese, home countryMoni, comes from the Latin verb monere, ' to warn ' or ' to scold '.admonish: [? d ' Mɑ?n??] Vt.