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Etymology of the English word decasyllable

the English word decasyllable
derived from the English word syllable
derived from the Old French word syllable
derived from the Latin word syllaba (syllable; letter, epistle)
derived from the Greek word sullabe, συλλαβή
derived from the Greek word sullambanein, συλλαμβάνω
derived from the Greek word sullabein
derived from the Anglo-Norman word sillable
derived from the Old French word sillabe
derived from the Latin word syllaba (syllable; letter, epistle)
derived from the Greek word sullabe, συλλαβή
derived from the Greek word sullambanein, συλλαμβάνω
derived from the Greek word sullabein
using the English prefix deca-
derived from the Greek word deka, δέκα
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *dekm₀

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