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Understand “Savage” Through Etymology
The Etymology of “Savage”
The word “savage” comes from the Latin part “sav” (wild) & the French suffix “age” (one who). We describe people, animals, or things as “savage” when they are wild, or undomesticated, or untamed.
The Etymology of Savage
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