What does the Latin prefix 'say' signify in relation to the word 'secure'?
Hamlet 1.5 Word Nerd: Secure
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The video explores the etymology and evolution of the word 'secure' from its Latin roots, meaning 'without care', to its modern sense of safety. It highlights how the term was used in Elizabethan English and its application in Shakespeare's Hamlet, where it signifies protection and safety.
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In what context does Horatio say 'Heavens secure him'?
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