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AH020387 Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Germination VS sprouting
What is the difference between 'germination' and 'sprouting'?
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Hi again AH. I've noticed you kind of like this type of asking this questions. Talking about these words, I believe "germination" or "germinate" are of Latin origin.
- Hi again AH.
- I've noticed you kind of like this type of asking this questions.
- Talking about these words, I believe "germination" or "germinate" are of Latin origin.
- And "sprout" is more of Germanic roots.
- Here more words with the same meaning of "sprout": bud, burst forth, burst into bloom, shoot out, spring up, burgeon, burgeon out Cheers, RENAN
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Hi again AH.
I've noticed you kind of like this type of asking this questions.
Talking about these words, I believe "germination" or "germinate" are of Latin origin. And "sprout" is more of Germanic roots.
Here more words with the same meaning of "sprout":
bud, burst forth, burst into bloom, shoot out, spring up, burgeon, burgeon out
I've noticed you kind of like this type of asking this questions.
Talking about these words, I believe "germination" or "germinate" are of Latin origin. And "sprout" is more of Germanic roots.
Here more words with the same meaning of "sprout":
bud, burst forth, burst into bloom, shoot out, spring up, burgeon, burgeon out
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