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latin word of momentum

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Answered by Anonymous

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Both momentum and moment came into English ultimately from the Latin movimentum, a verb meaning “to move.” This explains the physical momentum,

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Answered by singhanju71074

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Both momentum and moment came into English ultimately from the Latin movimentum, a verb meaning “to move.” This explains the physical momentum, but what about the temporal “moment”?

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