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What does the Greek root path mean?

The Greek root "path" (πάθος, pathos) primarily means suffering, feeling, or emotion.

It's a versatile root that appears in many English words, often lending a sense of intensity or strong emotion. Here are some examples:

* Pathology: The study of disease, especially the causes and effects.

* Empathy: The ability to understand and share the feelings of another.

* Antipathy: A strong dislike or aversion.

* Pathos: A quality that evokes pity or sadness.

* Apathetic: Lacking emotion or enthusiasm.

Keep in mind that the specific meaning of "path" can vary depending on the context and the other elements of the word.

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