Italian word combinare comes from Latin com-, Latin binus, Latin bini, Latin combinatum, and later Latin combino (I combine, unite.)
Dictionary entry | Language | Definition |
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com- | Latin (lat) | |
binus | Latin (lat) | (chiefly plural) in pairs. (chiefly plural) two each. Double, twofold, binary. |
bini | Latin (lat) | |
combinatum | Latin (lat) | |
combino | Latin (lat) | I combine, unite. |
combinare | Late Latin (LL) | |
combinare | Italian (ita) | (intransitive) to agree, fit, coincide. (transitive) to arrange, organize, agree. (transitive) to combine, match, mix, reconcile, mingle. (transitive) to conclude, clinch, make, achieve. (transitive) to lace. (transitive, familiar) to do, be up to. |