Where does “termini” come from?
Termini is the plural of terminus, from Latin terminus meaning boundary or end, derived from Proto-Indo-European ter- meaning to cross or pass through.
termini (English): plural of terminus
Ancestry of “termini”, step by step
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| 1 | Italian | termini | plural of termine; second-person singular present... |