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2026-09-12 18:19 UTC

@algernon@come-from.mad-scientist.club specifically facio + -s => -fex ars- + -fex => artifex artifex + -ium => artificium artificium + -alis => artificialis artificialis => artificial (Old French, then Middle English) and facio => factum ars- + factum => artefactum artefactum => artefatto (Italian) artefatto => artifact (English) ars meaning "art" or "skill", "facio" meaning "to do", so they both ultimately come from something meaning "thing done via skill". If you go back to PIE they both come from words together meaning "to fit/join" and "to do", so kinda "thing made by fitting things together"

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  • @algernon@come-from.mad-scientist.club I suspect "artifex" is related to the youtube channel "Artifexian", which would mean "Someone who is one who creates things" which makes sense if a bit wordy.

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