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- Latin · derived fromcontignātiō
- English todaycontignation
From Latin contignātiō, from contignō (“to join with beams”), from con- + tignum (“beam”).
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contignation
Today it means: The act or process of framing or slotting together, or uniting, like beams in a fabric. Full definition →
Latin contignātiō