inferir 79
Reach a conclusion or resolve a question using the deduction and prior knowledge supplementing the missing data. He also cause moral or physical damage. In_ Latin ("inside, in") fero, ferre ("lead, exposing"); inferre the Romans had various interpretations ("take, take, make advance, plead, inspire. . . "), which explains in part the same etymology for two very different definitions."
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