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What does the root word esthes mean?

The root word "esthes" comes from Greek and means "feeling" or "sensation".

It's often used in words related to perception and the senses, like:

* Aesthetics: The branch of philosophy dealing with the nature of beauty and art.

* Anesthesia: Loss of feeling or sensation.

* Esthetic: Relating to beauty and taste.

* Hypesthesia: Decreased sensitivity to stimuli.

* Kinesthesia: The sense of movement and position of the body.

* Hyperesthesia: Increased sensitivity to stimuli.

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