English word count comes from Romanian comitem, Latin computare
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comitem (Romanian)
computare (Latin)
comes (Latin)
(late classical, medieval) a count, an earl. A companion, comrade, partner. An attendant, a servant.
compter (Old French)
compte (Old French)
count (English)
A nobleman holding a rank intermediate between dukes and barons.. The male ruler of a county.
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