Etymology

mutuation

mut·u·a·tion
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Today it means: An act of borrowing or exchanging. Full definition →

Latin mūtuātiō
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  1. Latin · learned borrowing frommūtuātiō
  2. English todaymutuation

Learned borrowing from Latin mūtuātiō, from mūtuor (“to borrow”), from mūtuus. See mutual.

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