Comitia

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 93
ko-uush'i-a, n. among the Romans, the a emblies of the people for electing magistrates, pa ing laws, [L —com, together, eo ituni, to go [lomitas, -atn—conus, courteous Comity, kom'i-ti, n courteousne : civility. (L Comma, komfa, n in punctuation, the point (,) which marks the smallest division of a sentence. [f„ comma—Ci r /comma, a section of a sentence, from koptb, to cut off.]
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