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Logeion: colligō
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- Classics Department Editors
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- University of Chicago
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Collect almost says its Latin construction aloud.
Latin colligere joins com- with legere: gathering together. Unlike many dramatic semantic reversals, the modern English core remains strikingly close to the historical construction.
*leǵ- → legere → colligere → collēctus → collecter → collecten → collect
colligōSupplies the Latin lexical form and its gathering semantic range.
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Is collect really com- plus legere?
Yes. Latin colligere contains the assimilated together-prefix com- / col- and legere “gather, select.”
colligōSupplies the Latin lexical form and semantic range.
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colligere → legere
Latin → Latin · derivation
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- colligere combines the assimilated com- / col- “together” prefix with legere.
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- Gathering becomes explicitly gathering together.
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- Merriam-Webster · Latin lexicography
colligōLatin lexical evidence.
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