excedencia.
leave of absence
Meaning & usage
leave of absence
Where this word comes from
Pseudo-Latinism, derived from excēdēns (“going out/forth/beyond”) + -ia (“abstract noun suffix”), equivalent to excedente + -ia. Excēdentia exists as a real word in Latin, but only as a form of the participle excēdēns. Cognate with Asturian escedencia, Catalan excedència, Italian eccedenza, and Portuguese excedência.
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