occupo.
to occupy, fill, take up
Meaning & usage
to occupy, fill, take up
to seize, invade, take possession of
to anticipate, make the first move
to employ, make use of
Where this word comes from
From ob- and the root of capiō (“capture, seize”). The difference in conjugation is explained by De Vaan, citing Steinbauer 1989, as the result of derivation via the denominal suffix -ō, -āre from some intermediate nominal (such as an unattested noun or adjective *occeps, *occupis), instead of direct composition of the prefix with the base verb. Compare anticipō, nuncupō, participō.
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