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Etymology of the English word mirroring

the English word mirroring
derived from the English word mirror
derived from the Old French word mirror
derived from the Old French word mirer
derived from the Vulgar Latin word mirare (admire, revere; wonder; be amazed, surprised, bewildered)
derived from the Classical Latin word mirari (admire, revere; wonder; be amazed, surprised, bewildered)
derived from the Latin word mirus (wonderful, strange, remarkable)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *smei-
derived from the Old French word mireor
derived from the Old French word mirer
derived from the Vulgar Latin word mirare (admire, revere; wonder; be amazed, surprised, bewildered)
derived from the Classical Latin word mirari (admire, revere; wonder; be amazed, surprised, bewildered)
derived from the Latin word mirus (wonderful, strange, remarkable)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *smei-
derived from the Old French word mirour
derived from the Classical Latin word mirari (admire, revere; wonder; be amazed, surprised, bewildered)
derived from the Latin word mirus (wonderful, strange, remarkable)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *smei-




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