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Is the root ject Latin or greek?

The root "ject" is Latin.

It comes from the Latin verb "jacere", which means "to throw" or "to cast". This root is used in many English words related to throwing, projecting, or casting:

* Eject: to throw out

* Inject: to throw in

* Project: to throw forward

* Projectile: something that is thrown

* Subject: something thrown under someone's control

* Reject: to throw back

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