Valido
Example: Il documento valido serve per accedere all'edificio senza problemi.
Definition
"Valido" in philosophy refers to something that is logically sound, acceptable, or effective in reasoning or argumentation. It indicates that a document, argument, or proof is valid and can be relied upon as legitimate or true within a philosophical context.
Etymology
The word "valido" comes from the Latin word 'validus,' meaning strong or effective. It entered Italian with this sense of strength or effectiveness, which evolved into the modern use implying something legally or logically acceptable. Did you know? The root 'validus' also gave rise to the English word 'valid.'
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