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where did the word electricity orginate from

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Answered by Anonymous
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Electrons, electricity, electronic and other words that begin with "electr..." all originate from the Greek word "elektor," meaning "beaming sun." In Greek, "elektron" is the word for amber.
Answered by Anonymous
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The term ELECTRICITY is originated from the greek word "elektor," meaning "beaming sun".
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