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"fara" appears to be cognate with English "fare" (which used to mean "journey" and now means how much you pay for one)
by madcaptenor 1y ago
"fara" appears to be cognate with English "fare" (which used to mean "journey" and now means how much you pay for one)
- mr_toad 1y agoAnd “journey” comes from the Latin diurnum, for day, which also has the same root as per diem. Time (and distance!) are money.