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Etymology of the Latin word candidus

the Classical Latin word candidus (bright, clear, transparent; radiant, unclouded; white)
derived from the Latin word candere (be of brilliant whiteness, shine, gleam)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *kand-

Derivations in Latin

candida, candidatus, Candida, candescere

Derivations in other languages

French candidose, French candide, Italian candido, Portuguese cândido, Spanish cándido

Usage

Word found in Classical Latin



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