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Pronunciation: [lˈe͡ɪʃən] (IPA)

Lation is a versatile term that can be interchangeably used with several synonyms to convey similar meanings. Its synonyms include "Latin", referring to the ancient Roman language and its descendants; "Latinate", pertaining to words derived from Latin; "Romance", associating with languages derived from Latin, such as French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, and Romanian; "Italic", relating to the Indo-European language group including Latin; "Romantic", evoking a sense of beauty, passion, or adventure like Roman tales; "Romaic", pertains to Medieval Greek dialects influenced by Latin; "Latinized", denotes something transformed or adapted to be more Latin-like. These synonyms offer a varied vocabulary to portray the enthralling culture, languages, and influences originating from the Latin-speaking world.
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The After-effects of Drug-Treated Typhoid Fever In hundreds of cases I have told patients after a glance into their eyes that they were suffering from chronic indigestion, malassimi-Lation and malnutrition caused by drug-treated typhoid fever; and every time the records in the eyes were confirmed by the history of the patient.
"Nature Cure"
Henry Lindlahr

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