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What are some derivatives for latin word multi?

Here are some derivatives of the Latin word "multi":

Nouns:

* Multitude: a large number of people or things.

* Multiplex: a building or room containing several cinemas or theaters.

* Multiple: a number that can be divided by another number without a remainder.

* Multiplicity: the state of being multiple.

* Multiform: a thing having many forms or appearances.

Adjectives:

* Multifaceted: having many aspects.

* Multicolored: having many colors.

* Multiline: having many lines.

* Multilevel: having many levels.

* Multipurpose: having many purposes.

* Multi-ethnic: composed of people from many ethnic groups.

Verbs:

* Multiply: to increase in number or amount.

Other:

* Multi-: a prefix meaning "many" or "multiple." This prefix is used in many words, such as "multitasking" or "multimedia."

These are just a few examples. There are many other derivatives of the Latin word "multi" that are used in English.

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