Example: Ha persino finito il suo lavoro prima di cena.
Definition
"Incluso" is the past participle of the Italian verb 'includere,' which means to include or to enclose something within a group or set. It is used to express that something has been incorporated or counted as part of a whole, often implying completeness or addition.
The word "incluso" comes from the Latin verb 'includere,' meaning 'to shut in' or 'to enclose.' This Latin root combines 'in-' (in, into) and 'claudere' (to close). Did you know? The idea of 'closing in' evolved metaphorically into 'including' as in enclosing contents within a boundary.
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