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Contents
1
Aromanian
1.1
Alternative forms
1.2
Etymology
1.3
Prefix
1.3.1
Related terms
Aromanian
Alternative forms
n-
,
an-
ãm-
/
m-
/
am-
(
before
b
or
p
)
Etymology
From
Latin
in-
, a prefixation of
in
(
“
in, into
”
)
; see
ãn
. Cognate to
Romanian
în-
.
Prefix
ãn-
(
forms verbs
)
used to denote derivation
Related terms
ãn
/
n
Categories
:
Aromanian terms inherited from Latin
Aromanian terms derived from Latin
Aromanian lemmas
Aromanian prefixes
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