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Does camouflage have a suffix prefix or root word?

"Camouflage" is a compound word. It's formed by combining two words:

* "camou": This is a shortened form of the French word "camoufler" meaning "to disguise."

* "flage": This is a shortened form of the French word "flageoler" meaning "to whip, to flag."

Therefore, camouflage doesn't have a specific suffix, prefix, or root word. It's a combination of two words, each with its own meaning, creating a new word with a distinct meaning.

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