remanescente.
remaining (which remains)
Meaning & usage
remaining (which remains)
which survived
Where this word comes from
From remanescer (“to remain”) + -ente (“-ent”), from Vulgar Latin *remanēscō (“to remain”), from Latin remaneō (“to remain behind; to endure”).
survivor (one who survived)
Where this word comes from
From remanescer (“to remain”) + -ente (“-ent”), from Vulgar Latin *remanēscō (“to remain”), from Latin remaneō (“to remain behind; to endure”).
remainder (part or parts remaining)
Where this word comes from
From remanescer (“to remain”) + -ente (“-ent”), from Vulgar Latin *remanēscō (“to remain”), from Latin remaneō (“to remain behind; to endure”).
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