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funicular

The origin and history of funicular.

Etymology

Funicular comes from the Latin funiculus, meaning a thin cord, itself a diminutive of funis, meaning rope. The word was formed by adding the ending -ar to this root, giving the sense of something to do with a rope or cable.

Origin: Latin

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