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English

Etymology
Abbreviation of term|emotional.

Noun
en-noun|s|-

1. rfv-sense uncountable|music|early 1990s A particular style of hardcore punk rock
2. uncountable|music|late 1990s-current Any form of guitar-driven alternative rock that is particularly or notably emotional
3. rfv-sense countable|early 1990s An individual or group of people associated with the subculture and musical style of definition (1)
4. countable|late 1990s-current An individual or group of people associated with a fashion or stereotype of definition (2)
5. countable|2000s A young person who is considered to be over-emotional or stereotypically emo

Translations
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trans-mid
Russian: �мо, �мо-м�з�ка f
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Finnish
(Wiktionary:Finnish_index_e|index E)

Etymology
From term|emä||mother (archaic), womb

Noun
infl|fi|noun

1. dam (animal mother)
2. mother

Derived terms
emoalus
emolevy

Latin

Verb
la-verb|emo|em�|emere|emere|emi|�mī|emptus|�mptum

1. transitive To buy, purchase.

Inflection
la-inflec-3rd|em|�m|�mpt

Derived terms
caveat emptor
emptio
emptor

Descendants
English:
:adempt, ademption (> ademptum > adimere > ad + emere)
:exempt, exemption (> exemptum > eximere > ex + emere)
:perempt, peremptory (> peremptum > perimere > per + emere)
:preempt, preemption (> praeemptum > praeemere > prae + emere)

fr:emo
la:emo
ru:emo
scn:emo
fi:emo

• 2007-12-30 16:48 - Mysid - /* Noun */ disambig

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