Where does “circumnavigate” come from?
Circumnavigate comes from Latin circumnavigatus, the past participle of circumnavigo, combining circum with ago, both ultimately from Proto-Indo-European h₂eǵ- meaning to drive or move.
circumnavigate (English): To travel completely around somewhere or...
Definitions
- To travel completely around somewhere or...
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