Hva er sammenhengen mellom ordene "fascinasjon" og "fascisme"?

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De er også like på andre språk enn norsk, slik som italiensk "fascino/fascismo" og engelsk "fascination/fascism".

Hva er sammenhengen?

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The word fascism comes from fascio, the Italian word for bundle, which in this case represents bundles of people. Its origins go back to Ancient Rome, when the fasces was a bundle of wood with an ax head, carried by leaders.

Fascinate comes from the Latin word for "evil spell," and originally meant "bewitched" or "spellbound" in the literal, more sinister sense. The word eventually took on the less evil, more metaphorical meanings "to command the attention of" or "to captivate."

 

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AnonymBruker skrev (6 minutter siden):

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The word fascism comes from fascio, the Italian word for bundle, which in this case represents bundles of people. Its origins go back to Ancient Rome, when the fasces was a bundle of wood with an ax head, carried by leaders.

Fascinate comes from the Latin word for "evil spell," and originally meant "bewitched" or "spellbound" in the literal, more sinister sense. The word eventually took on the less evil, more metaphorical meanings "to command the attention of" or "to captivate."

 

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Det forklarer ikke sammenhengen.

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1 hour ago, AnonymBruker said:

Det forklarer ikke sammenhengen.

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De har ingen  sammenheng. De er tilfeldigvis like. Ikke alle homonymer eller ord som ligner på hverandre stammer fra det samme ordet. 

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