Where does “conduit” come from?
Conduit comes from Old French conduit, from Latin conductus, the past participle of conduco, meaning to lead together, from duco, to lead, with cum, together.
conduit (English): A pipe or channel for conveying water etc; A duct...
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- A pipe or channel for conveying water etc; A duct...
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