fac
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carry
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make; do
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divide
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rule
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Explanation
The root "fac-" comes from Latin "facere" meaning "to do" or "to make." Words like "factory" (place where things are made), "facile" (easy to do), and "manufacture" all derive from this root. "Carry" is from "port-" and "rule" is from "reg-".
AI explanation
The Latin root fac/fact means 'make' or 'do,' as seen in words like factory (a place where things are made) and manufacture (to make by hand or machine). It doesn't relate to carrying, dividing, or ruling, which come from different roots.