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Vitruvius
  • Word: Vitruvius
  • Meaning: A Roman architect and engineer during the 1st century BC whose writings, especially De Architectura, greatly influenced later architecture.
Introverted
  • Word: Introverted
  • Meaning: (adj.) characterized by a tendency to be concerned primarily with one's own thoughts and feelings rather than with external things.
  • Etymology: from Latin intro “inward, within” --> from Latin vertere “to turn” ... The psychological definition we use today was introduced by Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung in his 1921 book Psychological Types.
Dexterous
  • Word: Dexterous
  • Meaning: (adj.) mentally or physically skillful, especially with the hands.
  • Etymology: from Latin dexter “right (hand), skillful, favorable” --> from Proto-Indo-European deks- “right; south”
Intellectual
  • Word: Intellectual
  • Meaning: (adj.) relating to the intellect or thinking capacity.
  • Etymology: from Latin intellectus “understanding” --> from Latin intellegere “to understand” --> from Latin inter- "between" + from Latin legere "choose, pick out, read"
Niche
  • Word: Niche
  • Meaning: (n.) a place, employment, status, or activity for which a person or thing is best fitted.
  • Etymology: from Old French nichier "to nestle, nest, build a nest," --> from Latin nidus "nest" ... There is also a possibility it is from Italian nicchia "niche, nook," which is said to be from nicchio "seashell.”
Embryonic
  • Word: Embryonic
  • Meaning: (adj.) being in an early stage of development.
  • Etymology: from Greek embryon "a young one," --> from Greek en- "in" + from Greek bryein "to swell, be full"
Aptitude
  • Word: Aptitude
  • Meaning: (n.) a natural ability to learn or do something.
  • Etymology: from Latin aptitudo “fitness, suitability” --> from Latin aptus “fit, suitable”

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