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What does the Latin root vert mean?

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The Latin root 'vert-' means turn. Thus, 'vertebra' means a 'joint'. The noun 'vertex' means 'that which turns'. The adjective 'verticosus' means 'eddying'. The noun 'vertigo' means 'revolution, turning or whirling around'. The verb 'vertere' means 'to turn around'. And "Vertumnus' is 'god of the changing year, and of transactions of

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