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permute
پرموتیدن
permutidan
Fr.: permuter
Etymology (EN): M.E., from L. permutare “to change throughout,” from per- “through”
- mutare “to change,”
from PIE base *mei- “to change, go, move;”
cf. Av. miθô “inverted, false,” miθaoxta-
“wrong spoken;” Skt. methati “changes, alternates,
joins, meets,” mith- “to alternate, meet,” mithás “opposite,
in opposition;” L. meare
“to go, pass,” mutuus “done in exchange;” Goth.
maidjan “to change;” E. prefix mis- (in mistake).
Etymology (PE): Permutidan, from permute, as above.
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