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What does the root word phan mean?

The root word "phan" comes from the Greek word "phainein," which means "to show" or "to appear."

Here are some examples of words that use this root:

* Phantom: A ghostly apparition or something that is unreal or illusory.

* Phenomenon: A remarkable or significant occurrence or event.

* Diaphanous: Very sheer and delicate, allowing light to pass through easily.

* Epiphany: A sudden moment of understanding or realization.

* Symphysis: The growing together of two separate bones.

You can see how the meaning of "to show" or "to appear" is reflected in these words.

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