PrÃ¦cipe or Precipe Definition: Latin: an initiating document presented to a court clerk to be officially issued on behalf of the court or a the covering memo or letter from the lawyer (or plaintiff) which accompanies and formally asks for the writ to be issued by the court officer.
Â· just now. 1  German: neue - new. 2  Neue does indeed mean new, and it is German. 3  It means new in German. 4  en franÃ§ais on dit neuf,ou bien nouveau,nouvelle, neuf also means 9. 5  its more like a attitude to public face of Weimar Germany. 6  im pretty sure its in german because in french its nouveau.
1. SEMI. Semi-, from the Latin for âhalf,â is the most common and the earliest to show up in English. It was first used, with the straight sense of âhalf,â in the word semicircular, but soon attached to concepts that were harder to quantify. Itâs easy to see what a half circle looks like, but what amount of âabstractâ is âsemi-abstractâ? How permanent is âsemi-permanentâ? Through these less concrete uses, which proliferated wildly in the 1800s, semi-came to mean âvirtuallyâ or âsomewhat.â 2. HEMI. Hemi-is from the Greek for âhalf.â