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What does the prefix liber mean?

The prefix "liber" comes from the Latin word "liber," which means "book" or "free".

In the context of "book":

* Liber: This is the Latin word for book, and it's the root of many English words related to books, such as "library" and "librarian."

In the context of "free":

* Liber: This meaning stems from the idea of being free from constraints or limitations, which could be related to the freedom of thought or expression often associated with books.

* Liberate: This word means to set free.

* Liberty: This word means freedom.

Therefore, the meaning of "liber" depends on the specific word it's part of.

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