cuticle
The origin and history of cuticle.
Etymology
Cuticle is a learned borrowing from the Latin cutīcula, meaning a small skin or cuticle, itself a diminutive form related to skin.
The origin and history of cuticle.
Cuticle is a learned borrowing from the Latin cutīcula, meaning a small skin or cuticle, itself a diminutive form related to skin.
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