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What are some words with the Latin root anim?

The Latin root "anim" means "life, mind, soul, spirit." Here are some words with this root:

General meaning of "life, soul, spirit":

* Animate: To give life to something.

* Animal: A living being.

* Inanimate: Not alive.

* Animate: To give life to something.

* Animation: The state of being alive; a type of cartoon.

* Animus: The spirit or mind, especially in relation to feelings and desires.

* Anima: The soul or spirit of a person, especially in relation to emotions and feelings.

* Animosity: Strong hostility or dislike.

* Magnanimous: Generous and forgiving.

* Exanimate: Lifeless.

* Unanimous: Sharing the same opinion.

Meaning of "mind, spirit":

* Animosity: Strong hostility or dislike, often arising from a feeling of resentment or anger.

* Magnanimous: Generous and forgiving, showing a noble and selfless spirit.

* Equanimity: Mental calmness, composure, and even temper, especially in a difficult situation.

* Inanimate: Not alive, lacking the quality of life or spirit.

Other related words:

* Anima: (psychology) The feminine archetype in Jungian psychology.

* Animus: (psychology) The masculine archetype in Jungian psychology.

* Animism: The belief that all objects have a soul or spirit.

This is just a small selection, and there are many other words with the Latin root "anim" that are used in various fields.

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