Division
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| - | From Old French ''division'', from Latin ''divisio'', noun of process form from perfect passive participle ''divisus'' (“divided”), from ''dīvidō'' (“divide”){{GFDL}} | + | From Old French ''division'', from Latin ''divisio'', noun of process form from perfect passive participle ''divisus'' (“divided”), from ''dīvidō'' (“divide”) |
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Etymology
From Old French division, from Latin divisio, noun of process form from perfect passive participle divisus (“divided”), from dīvidō (“divide”)
See also
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