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      aficionada
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      ada- · Latin · to, towardfacereficion- · Latin · to do, make (via afficere/affectio 'fondness, affection')-ado-ad · Spanish · past participle, one marked by-a-a · Spanish · feminine ending
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      The word aficionada breaks down into 4 roots of Latin and Spanish origin: a-, from Latin ad (“to, toward”); ficion, from Latin facere (“to do, make (via afficere/affectio 'fondness, affection')”); -ad, from Spanish -ado (“past participle, one marked by”); and -a, from Spanish -a (“feminine ending”). Explore each root to see other English words built from the same source.

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