make
UK: meɪk | US: meɪk
Definition
vt. to create or produce something
vt. to cause something to happen or exist
vt. to force or compel someone to do something
n. the style or manner in which something is constructed
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Etymology
The word "make" originates from Old English macian, meaning "to construct, form, or prepare." It shares roots with Dutch maken and German machen, all derived from Proto-Germanic makōną ("to fit or prepare"). The core idea of "creating or causing to exist" has remained consistent across its evolution, reflecting its fundamental role in describing acts of production or causation.
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