negotitate的词源

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article: article: [13] Like art, arm, and arthritis, article goes back to an Indo-European root *ar-, which meant ‘put things together, join, fit’. Amongst its derivatives was Latin artus ‘joint’ (a form parallel to Greek árthron, source of arthritis), of which the diminutive was articulus ‘small joint’. This was extended metaphorically to mean ‘pision, part’, and when the word first entered English, via Old French article, it was used for a particular clause of a treaty, of a contract, or specifically of the Creed.

Its application to an ‘item, thing’ is a comparatively late development, from the start of the 19th century. A Latin derivative of articulus, the verb articulāre ‘pide into joints’, hence ‘speak distinctly’, gave rise to English articulate [16].
=> arm, art, arthritis

一个人在谈判过程中，比如商人在谈判一笔大的生意时，心理状态往往会有几分紧张不安，表示谈判的negotitate一词本身就带有此含义。其拉丁词语源neogtium由neg“not”和otium“ease”组成，字面含义就是not at ease(紧张，不安)。

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