filiality
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filiality — fil·ial·i·ty … English syllables
filiality — ˌfilēˈaləd.ē, filˈya noun ( es) Etymology: Late Latin filialitas, from filialis + Latin itas ity : the relation or attitude of a child to a parent … Useful english dictionary
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tantity — ˈtantity nonce wd., a rendering of mod.L. tantitās, ‘the fact of being or having so much’, f. L. tāntus so much. [Attributed in some recent dictionaries (from Annandale s Ogilvie, 1882, onward) to James Mill, who used only the Latin (Elem. Human… … Useful english dictionary
