ambi-
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[edit] English
[edit] Etymology
From Latin ambi- (“both”), from ambo (“both”). More at umbe.
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ambi-
- (non-productive) both, on both sides
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- Ambi – A Useful Root to Know, Bill Long 11/21/07
[edit] Finnish
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From Latin ambi- (“both”), from ambo (“both”)
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ambi-
[edit] French
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From Latin ambi- (“both”), from ambo (“both”)
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ambi-
[edit] German
[edit] Etymology
From Latin ambi- (“both”), from ambo (“both”)
[edit] Pronunciation
- IPA: /ˈʔambi/
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ambi-
[edit] Italian
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From Latin ambi- (“both”), from ambo (“both”)
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ambi-
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[edit] Maori
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From Latin ambi- (“both”), from ambo (“both”)
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ambi-
[edit] Polish
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From Latin ambi- (“both”), from ambo (“both”)
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ambi-
[edit] Portuguese
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From Latin ambi- (“both”), from ambo (“both”)
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ambi-
[edit] Turkish
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From Latin ambi- (“both”), from ambo (“both”)
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ambi-
[edit] Vietnamese
[edit] Etymology
From Latin ambi- (“both”), from ambo (“both”)
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ambi-
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