English
localize
From local + -ize.
Formed from local + -ize
Old Latin stlocus
Latin locus ‘a place’
Late Latin locālis ‘belonging to a place’
Middle English local
English local
Today it means
verb To make local; to fix in, or assign to, a definite place.
Sources
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Etymograph / localize