A dysfunction is an alteration or a problem that affects the normal functioning of something. In the broadest sense, a dysfunction is the opposite of…

Age, originating from the Latin aetas, is a word that makes it possible to mention the time that has elapsed since the birth of a…

The disloyal adjective is used to qualify someone who acts without loyalty: that is, without respecting criteria of honor, nobility and fidelity. The concept can…

Unfolding is called the act and the result of unfolding. Unfold, meanwhile, is a word that has its etymological origin in Latin. This verb, in…

Eviction is called the act and consequence of eviction: expel a tenant or a tenant through a legal procedure. An eviction trial, therefore, has the…

The concept known in Spanish as democracy has its roots in ancient Greek and is formed by combining the words demos (which translates as “people”)…

Credibility is the quality of believable (that can or deserves to be believed). The term comes from the Latin word credibilis. For example: “She lost…

According to the Royal Spanish Academy ( RAE ) in its dictionary, the culinary term derives from the Latin word culinarius. The concept is used…

In Latin is where we can find the etymological origin of the word quantify that now concerns us. It is a term that is the…

Criticism is the theory or doctrine that develops an investigation about the possibilities of knowledge, taking into account its sources and limitations. This system of…