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forcipis
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Etymology of the Latin word forceps
the Latin word
forceps
(pincers; pair of tongs, pincers)
derived from the Latin word
formus
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*gʷher-
Derivations in other languages
English
forceps
, English
forcipressure
, French
forceps
, Italian
forcipe
, Italian
forcipressione
, Portuguese
fórceps
, Spanish
forcípula
, Spanish
fórceps
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