co- in Latin
co- in Latin is co- — co- means a gender-neutral pronoun used instead of "he" or "she".
co- in Latin
co-
Together: the root word is done co-incidently.
What does "co-" mean?
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pron A gender-neutral pronoun used instead of "he" or "she".
"Co said co would arrive at noon."
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co- in a sentence
- Co said co would arrive at noon.
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What is "co-" in Latin?
"co-" in Latin is co-. co- means: A gender-neutral pronoun used instead of "he" or "she".
How do you use "co-" in a sentence?
Example: "Co said co would arrive at noon." In Latin, "co-" is co-.
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