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What does the root word digitus mean?

The root word "digitus" is Latin for finger or toe.

It's the origin of many words in English, including:

* Digit: A number, especially one of the ten Arabic numerals 0 to 9.

* Digital: Relating to fingers or toes. Also used to describe technology that uses numbers or digits.

* Digitize: To convert something into a digital format.

So, the next time you see "digitus" in a word, remember that it's a reminder of the fingers and toes that help us interact with the world around us.

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