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| etymological origin of | cat: còmode |
| etymologically related | lat: commodātiō |
| etymologically related | lat: commodātor |
| etymologically related | lat: commodātum |
| etymologically related | lat: commodātus |
| etymologically related | lat: commoditās |
| etymology | lat: commodus |
| has derived form | lat: commodulum |
| has derived form | lat: commodum |
| is derived from | lat: commodum |
| is derived from | lat: commodus |
| lexical category | adjective |
| lexical category | adverb |
| lexical category | noun |
| pronunciation | /ˈkom.mo.dum/ |
| semantically related | lat: absentia |
| semantically related | lat: beneficium |
| semantically related | lat: consuetudo |
| semantically related | lat: exceptio |
| semantically related | lat: fiducia |
| semantically related | lat: lemma |
| semantically related | lat: mos |
| semantically related | lat: opportune |
| semantically related | lat: postulatus |
| semantically related | lat: praerogativa |
| semantically related | lat: ritus |
| translation | eng: convenience |
| translation | eng: favor |
| translation | eng: immunity |
| translation | eng: just in time |
| translation | eng: opportunely |
| translation | eng: pay |
| translation | eng: privilege |
| translation | eng: profit |
| translation | eng: reward |
| translation | eng: salary |
| translation | eng: seasonably |
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