English word simultaneous comes from Latin similis (Similar.)
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similis (Latin)
Similar.
simul (Latin)
As soon as.. At the same time; simultaneously.
simultim (Latin)
simultaneus (Malayalam)
simultaneous (English)
(mathematics, of a set of equations) To be solved for the same value of variable.. Occurring or transpiring at the same moment.