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principium

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prin·cip·i·um  (prn-sp-m)
n. pl. prin·cip·i·a (--)
A principle, especially a basic one.
[Latin prncipium; see principle.]
principium [prɪnˈsɪpɪəm]
n pl -ia [-ɪə]
(ususually plural) a principle, esp a fundamental one
[Latin: an origin, beginning]
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