Where does “amanuensis” come from?
Amanuensis comes from Latin amanuensis, literally "one not in hand," from Latin ab, in, and manus meaning "hand," ultimately from Proto-Indo-European h₁én.
amanuensis (English): One employed to take dictation, or copy...
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- One employed to take dictation, or copy...
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