What is the etymology of "acta"?
What is the etymology of "acta"? "Actas de cabildo"
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And 'actum' is the past participle of the Latin verb 'agere', = to do, to act. So 'actum' = 'a thing done'
(Del lat. acta, pl. de actum, acto).
What is the etymology of "acta"? "Actas de cabildo"
And 'actum' is the past participle of the Latin verb 'agere', = to do, to act. So 'actum' = 'a thing done'
(Del lat. acta, pl. de actum, acto).
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