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What English worrd comes from the latin word nauta?

The English word that comes from the Latin word "nauta" is "naut".

"Nauta" means "sailor" in Latin, and "naut" is used as a suffix in words related to navigation and seafaring, such as:

* Astronaut: A person who travels in space.

* Cosmonaut: A Russian astronaut.

* Taikonaut: A Chinese astronaut.

* Hydronaut: A person who travels in underwater vehicles.

* Spacenaught: A person who travels in space.

So, the next time you see a word ending in "-naut", remember that it comes from the Latin word for "sailor"!

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