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genitive:
frequentiae
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Etymology of the Latin word frequentia
the Latin word
frequentia
(crowd; large attendance; abundance of persons)
derived from the Latin word
frequens
(crowded; numerous, full)
Derivations in other languages
English
frequency
, Italian
frequenza
, Portuguese
freqüência
, Romanian
frecvenţă
, Spanish
frecuencia
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