hom|i|cide

hom|i|cide
hom|i|cide1 «HOM uh syd, HOH muh-», noun.
a killing of one human being by another. Intentional homicide is murder.
[< Old French homicide, learned borrowing from Latin homicīdium < homō, -inis man + -cīdium -cide2]
hom|i|cide2 «HOM uh syd, HOH muh-», noun.
a person who kills another human being.
[< Old French homicide, learned borrowing from Latin homicīda < homō, -inis man + -cīda -cide1]

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