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| etymological origin of | fra: persécuter |
| etymologically related | lat: īnsequor |
| etymologically related | lat: assequor |
| etymologically related | lat: cōnsequor |
| etymologically related | lat: exsequor |
| has derived form | lat: persecūtiō |
| has derived form | lat: persecūtor |
| has derived form | lat: persecūtus |
| has derived form | lat: persector |
| has derived form | lat: persequēns |
| has derived form | lat: persequi |
| is derived from | lat: sequor |
| lexical category | verb |
| pronunciation | /ˈper.se.kʷor/ |
| semantically related | lat: mus muris |
| semantically related | lat: venor |
| synonym | lat: pūniō |
| synonym | lat: ulcīscor |
| synonym | lat: ulciscor |
| synonym | lat: vindicō |
| translation | eng: accomplish |
| translation | eng: avenge |
| translation | eng: bring about |
| translation | eng: chase |
| translation | eng: describe |
| translation | eng: do |
| translation | eng: execute |
| translation | eng: explain |
| translation | eng: hunt |
| translation | eng: imitate |
| translation | eng: prosecute |
| translation | eng: pursue |
| translation | eng: record |
| translation | eng: recount |
| translation | eng: take down |
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