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The conversation focused on rephrasing the phrase derived from with alternatives like originated from and stemming from. It also explained the Zulu phrase Umuntu ngumuntu ngabantu, meaning a person is a person through other people, highlighting community importance. Additionally, it provided a rephrased version of a sentence about collective empowerment.Full Conversation
give me ten other examples
Sure, here are ten other examples for rephrasing "derived from":
*. Stemming from
*. Resulting from
*. Coming from
*. Based on
*. Emanating from
*. Sourced from
*. Rooted in
*. Inspired by
*. Caused by
*. Originating from
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do you understand this phrase Umuntu ngumuntu ngabantu
Yes, I understand the phrase "Umuntu ngumuntu ngabantu." It is a Zulu phrase that translates to "A person is a person through other people," emphasizing the importance of community and mutual support.
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can I say a person's humanity is rooted in the humanity of others
Yes, you can say "a person's humanity is rooted in the humanity of others." It aligns well with the meaning of the phrase "Umuntu ngumuntu ngabantu."
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rephrase Ultimately, these attributes encourage and empower everyone to take part in the collective, to share joys and burdens, to improve the collective good.
Ultimately, these qualities inspire and enable everyone to engage in the community, to share both happiness and challenges, and to enhance the common good.
was teh rule of primogeniture codified in teh BAA
The rule of primogeniture, which is the right of the firstborn male to inherit the family estate, was not codified in the Black Administration Act (BAA) of *. The BAA primarily dealt with the administration of African customary law and the authority of traditional leaders in South Africa.
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