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What is the Latin word for 'father'?
What is the Latin word for 'father'?
- patricide
- patron
- pater (correct)
- patriarch
What does 'pateras' mean?
What does 'pateras' mean?
Greek for 'father'
What is the definition of 'patron'?
What is the definition of 'patron'?
A supporter of business, arts, politics, people with money
What does 'paternity' refer to?
What does 'paternity' refer to?
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What does 'patriarch' mean?
What does 'patriarch' mean?
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What is the meaning of 'patronize'?
What is the meaning of 'patronize'?
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What is 'patricide'?
What is 'patricide'?
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What does 'expatriate' mean?
What does 'expatriate' mean?
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What is a 'patriot'?
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Study Notes
Pater Root Word "Father"
- "Pater" is derived from Latin, meaning "father."
- "Pateras" is the Greek term for "father."
Terms Related to "Pater"
- Patron: Refers to a person who supports a business, the arts, politics, or individuals, usually possessing financial resources.
- Paternity: Represents the state of being a father or fatherhood.
Nouns and Their Definitions
- Patriarch: Denotes the male head or founder of a family, order, or class.
- Patricide: The act of murdering one's own father, highlighting a serious crime against familial bonds.
Verbs Associated with "Pater"
- Patronize: To provide support or backing, often in a financial context.
- Expatriate: Means to banish or withdraw a person from their home country, indicating a loss of national affiliation.
Additional Term
- Patriot: A person who exhibits love and defense for their own country, embodying national loyalty and pride.
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