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American Heritage Dictionary: intellect

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American Heritage Dictionary Editors
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2022
PUBLISHER
HarperCollins
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historical dictionary
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intellect → intellecte

Present-Day English → Old French · borrowing

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English intellect continues a medieval French or directly Latin learned form; this dossier displays the published Old French route.
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Perception and understanding become the modern capacity for knowing and reasoning.
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Merriam-Webster · American Heritage editors
Headword etymology: Middle English from Old French intellecte

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intellecte → intellectus

Old French → Latin · borrowing

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Old French intellecte was borrowed from Latin intellectus with Romance spelling and pronunciation.
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Latin perception and understanding remain the core meaning.
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American Heritage editors
Headword etymology: Old French intellecte from Latin intellectus

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EDGE 382contextestablished

intellectus → intellegere / intelligere

Latin → Latin · derivation

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Latin intellectus is the action noun and participial formation of intellegere.
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The act of perceiving or understanding becomes the faculty or product of understanding.
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Headword etymology: Latin intellectus from intellegere

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