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'Manage' comes from the Latin manus for 'hand' Edit to add: 'Man' either started in Old English as man or mon, or came from Old High German man. In either case
by a-priori 15y ago
'Manage' comes from the Latin manus for 'hand'
Edit to add: 'Man' either started in Old English as man or mon, or came from Old High German man. In either case it meant 'human being'. It seems to have become male-only more recently.
Source: Marriam-Webster.