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      magisterium
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      magnusmagis- · Latin · great; magis 'more, greater'-ter-ter · Latin · contrastive/comparative suffix (magister 'master, chief')-ium-ium · Latin · office, function, noun-forming suffix
      Words related to magisterium
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      Where does magisterium come from?

      The word magisterium breaks down into 3 roots of Latin origin: magis, from Latin magnus (“great; magis 'more, greater'”); -ter, from Latin -ter (“contrastive/comparative suffix (magister 'master, chief')”); and -ium, from Latin -ium (“office, function, noun-forming suffix”). Explore each root to see other English words built from the same source.

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