communicate - (operor - to work)
commemorate - (memoratum - remembered)
committee - (mitto - sent) 
content - (teneo - to hold)
combat - (battuo - to battle)
collect - (lectum - gathered)
confection - (factum - done, made)
cognate - (nascor, gnatus - to be born)
community - (munio - to build, fortify)

communicate - (operor - to work) commemorate - (memoratum - remembered) committee - (mitto - sent) content - (teneo - to hold) combat - (battuo - to battle) collect - (lectum - gathered) confection - (factum - done, made) cognate - (nascor, gnatus - to be born) community - (munio - to build, fortify)

communicate - (operor - to work)
commemorate - (memoratum - remembered)
committee - (mitto - sent)&nbsp;
content - (teneo - to hold)
combat - (battuo - to battle)
collect - (lectum - gathered)
confection - (factum - done, made)
cognate - (nascor, gnatus - to be born)
community - (munio - to build, fortify)

Understanding assimilation of words in association to the Latin preposition "Cum" - "co-", "col-", "com-"

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Understanding assimilation of words in association to the Latin preposition "Cum" - "co-", "col-", "com-"

Understanding assimilation of words in association to the Latin preposition "Cum" - "co-", "col-", "com-"