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Etymology of the Latin word publicus

the Latin word publicus (public officer; public; common, of the people)
derived from the Classical Latin word populus (members of a society, sex; region; people, nation, State; poplar tree)

Derivations in Latin

publicum, publicare

Derivations in other languages

English public, French public, Italian pubblico, Portuguese público, Romanian public, Spanish público



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