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navy (nä've) n. [ME < OF navie < L navigia, to sail]
1. a nation's battleship
2. a group of ships; a fleet
3. a color
From what language did the word "navy" originate?
A. Latin (L)
B. English
C. Old French (OF)
D. Middle English (ME)
navy (nä've) n. [ME < OF navie < L navigia, to sail]
1. a nation's battleship
2. a group of ships; a fleet
3. a color
From what language did the word "navy" originate?
A. Latin (L)
B. English
C. Old French (OF)
D. Middle English (ME)
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GPT-4o mini
The word "navy" originated from Latin (L). So the correct answer is:
A. Latin (L)
A. Latin (L)
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