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What does the Latin root socius mean?

The Latin root "socius" means "companion" or "ally".

It's a key root that gives rise to many English words related to companionship, cooperation, and social interaction, such as:

* Social: Relating to society or its members.

* Society: A group of people living together in a community.

* Associate: To connect or join together.

* Socialize: To interact with others in a social way.

* Associate: A person with whom one is connected.

* Social Security: A system of government-provided financial assistance.

This root highlights the importance of connection and belonging in human life.

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