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Etymology of the Latin word discursus

the Latin word discursus (running about; separate lion, dispersal)
derived from the Latin word discurrere (run off in different directions; run, dash around)
derived from the Medieval Latin word currere (run, trot, gallop)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *kers-
using the Latin prefix dis-

Derivations in Latin

discursivus

Derivations in other languages

English discourse, French discours, Italian discorso, Portuguese discurso, Spanish discurso

Usage

Word found in Medieval Latin, Late Latin



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