Question

From the Latin word “flexus” to bend

Answer 1

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flexus (plural flexus) (astronomy, geology) A low, curvilinear ridge with a scalloped pattern.

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Answer 2

QUESTION:-

From the Latin word “flexus” to bend

ANSWER:-

• The "flexus" term is derived from the Latin word which has to mean "bend.''

• Flexus is referred to as flect whose meaning is found in such words as circumflex, flex, flexible, reflex, and reflexive.

• Flexus in astronomy and geology is a low, curvilinear ridge with a scalloped pattern.

• Flexus which can be referred to as flexa in feminine and flexum in neuter is the first/second-declension participle

• The meaning of Flexus is bent, curved, having been bent, turned and having been turned around.

• Flexus can be figuratively persuaded as having been endured upon.

• Flexus in grammar means being declined, conjugated, or having been inflected.

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