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What does the Greek root gram mean?

The Greek root "gram" means "something written" or "something drawn".

It's related to the Greek word "graphein", which means "to write".

Here are some examples of words containing the root "gram":

* telegram: a message sent by telegraph.

* diagram: a simplified drawing that shows how something works or looks.

* program: a set of instructions for a computer.

* epigram: a short, witty saying.

* gramophone: an early device for playing records.

While the root "gram" often refers to written communication, it can also signify drawings or other forms of visual representation.

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