English, asked by Anurudraawate, 7 months ago

scientists which noun ?

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Answered by Anonymous

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The noun scientist comes from Latin 'scientia', probably via the stem of the adjective 'scientific' plus the suffix -ist. It was first recorded in English in the first part of the 19th century and has replaced the earlier term 'sciencist'

Answered by GuruGovindPrasad1977

Scientists is the Common Noun

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