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Italian word mancare comes from Proto-Indo-European *mar-, and later Latin mancus (Defective, imperfect. Maimed, crippled, infirm.)

*mar- (Proto-Indo-European)

hand

*man-ko- (Proto-Indo-European)

mancus (Latin)

Defective, imperfect. Maimed, crippled, infirm.

mancare (Italian)

(intransitive) to be lacking. (intransitive) to be missing, absent. (intransitive) to fail. (intransitive) to lack. (intransitive, of a person) to miss. (transitive) to miss.

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