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| etymological origin of | lat: sciscitor |
| etymological origin of | lat: scitor |
| etymologically related | lat: scio |
| etymologically related | lat: sciscitatio |
| etymologically related | lat: sciscitator |
| etymologically related | lat: scitamenta |
| etymologically related | lat: scitatio |
| etymologically related | lat: scite |
| etymologically related | lat: scitor |
| etymologically related | lat: scitulus |
| etymologically related | lat: scitum |
| etymologically related | lat: scitus |
| etymology | lat: -isco |
| etymology | lat: scio |
| has derived form | lat: ascisco |
| has derived form | lat: conscisco |
| has derived form | lat: descisco |
| has derived form | lat: perscisco |
| has derived form | lat: rescisco |
| has derived form | lat: sciscitor |
| has derived form | lat: scitor |
| has derived form | lat: scitum |
| has derived form | lat: scitus |
| lexical category | verb |
| pronunciation | /ˈskiːs.koː/ |
| translation | eng: appoint |
| translation | eng: approve |
| translation | eng: ascertain |
| translation | eng: ask |
| translation | eng: decree |
| translation | eng: enact |
| translation | eng: inquire |
| translation | eng: know |
| translation | eng: ordain |
| translation | eng: question |
| translation | eng: search |
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