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What is the meaning fo greek root cert?

The Greek root "cert" is actually "certus", meaning "sure, certain". It is often found in words related to certainty, truth, and assurance.

Here are some examples of words derived from "certus":

* Certify: To declare something to be true or accurate.

* Certificate: A document that provides official proof of something.

* Certainty: The state of being sure of something.

* Assert: To state something confidently.

* Incert: To insert something. (The "in" prefix changes the meaning slightly)

* Concert: (Latin "concertare", meaning "to strive together")

The root "cert" can also be found in other languages, like Latin, where it retains the same meaning.

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