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What is the linguistic origin of the word medieval

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Answered by chiunye

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Latin

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In Latin it is called medium aevum ("middle age") and it was used in the 19th century.

Answered by Brainybook

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Explanation:

The linguistic origin of the word MEDEIVAL comes from a Latin word meaning MEDIUS

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