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What does the latin root word net- mean?

The Latin root word "net-" means to know or to be aware of.

It's related to the Latin word "noscere," meaning "to know."

Here are some words derived from the root "net-":

* Cognition: The process of knowing, understanding, and becoming aware of something.

* Agnostic: Someone who believes that it's impossible to know whether or not God exists.

* Recognize: To identify someone or something as familiar.

* Incognito: Hidden or disguised.

* Notification: The act of informing someone about something.

While the root "net-" itself doesn't directly relate to the concept of a "net," it's interesting to note that the Latin word "rete" means "net." This word likely comes from a different root than "net-."

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