English
rigorisation
From rigor + -isation.
Formed from rigor + -isation
Proto-Italic *rigā- ‘to lead toward’
Latin rigō ‘to be rigid’
Latin rigor ‘stiffness, rigidity, rigor, cold, harshness’
English rigor
Today it means
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