what does the root cand mean in the word candenscent

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The root "cand" in the word "candenscent" comes from the Latin word "candidus," which means "bright" or "white." In the context of "candenscent," it refers to the state of becoming glowing or emitting light, particularly when heated. The term is related to the idea of brightness or luminosity. In general, words with the "cand" root often relate to brightness or shining, such as "candle" or "incandescent."

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