The Meaning of WAR Words - the Basics

Explore the fascinating world of words in this video from Wize to the Wordz! Delve into the etymology of terms connected to warfare and military, discovering the surprising origins behind common words we use daily. Ever wondered why "infantry" relates to "infant"? Uncover how words like "battle," "troops," and "siege" evolved from Latin roots, and learn intriguing facts about military ranks like "solider," "general," "admiral," and "colonel." From the historical significance of "decimate" to the broader impact of these terms on everyday language, this video provides a captivating journey through the intriguing origins of war-related words. Join us to uncover these linguistic treasures and share your favorite word trivia in the comments! Subscribe for more insights into the surprising connections between everyday language and its forgotten military roots on Wize to the Wordz.

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Wize to the Wordz tries to explain the surprising word origins of common English words and expressions. This will help people learn English vocabulary and other fun facts about English. These videos try to be informative, entertaining, and funny.

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