segregationnisme
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- واژهنامه · French & English to Persian Epistemological Dictionary ségréger|ségrégative|ségrégationniste|ségrégationnisme|segregation|segregate Lat. segregationem, de segregare, de segrex, séparé, de se, indiquant séparation, et grex, troupeau. + comes from the Roman notion of "separating from the flock." It was borrowed from Latin "segregare" from se(d)- "apart" + grex (greks), greg- "flock." So, "congregation" originates in a Latin form meaning "flock together" and "gregarious" derives from an adjective meaning "belonging to a flock." The Latin stem greg- comes from the Proto-Indo-European root *(a)ger- "gather" with a suffix and metathesis ([e] and [r] switched places). Ancient Greek used the variant with the initial vowel for its noun, agora "market place," the original mall where people flocked together to buy whatever they needed and to socialize. In English? "Cram." jodâ-sâzi jodâi-afkani divâr-kaši( ye bidâd-grâna)