fid
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love
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well; good
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bind
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trust; faith
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Explanation
The root "fid-" comes from Latin "fidere" meaning "to trust" or "to have faith." Examples include "fidelity" (faithfulness), "confide" (to trust someone with secrets), and "fiduciary" (based on trust). "Bind" relates to "lig-" and "love" to "am-".
AI explanation
The Latin root fid means 'trust' or 'faith,' found in words like fidelity (faithfulness) and confide (to trust someone with information). It's distinct from roots meaning love, goodness, or binding.