Question 1

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<ul><li>octet</li></ul>

Question 2

Where does the French word "cotte" come from?

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from the Late Latin cotta, cottus attested in a 9th-century text and derived from the Frankish kotta, from the Germanic kozzo ('woolen coat'). Diez derives it from cutis ('skin'); but there are two difficulties: the declension and especially the masculine declension, assuming cuta and cutus; then the meaning; whereas the Celtic and German converge to provide an etymology: Gaelic cot and cota, cotha, quota in Italian cotta.

Question 3

What is the definition of the French word "cotte"?

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First person singular of the indicative present of cotter.
Third person singular of the indicative present of cotter.
First person singular of the subjunctive present of cotter.
Third person singular of the subjunctive present of cotter.
Second person singular of the imperative of cotter.

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