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Sep 6, 2014 at 6:59pm
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Is "died" considered a derivative of death? If you consider die to be the root word, with dead/death coming from that then it would be, but if die and dead are separate words with separate, though related meanings, then it wouldn't.

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Question · 09-06-14 6:59pm
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Re: Question · 09-07-14 1:34am
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