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    What is the original meaning of the word "analyze"?

    Question #126034. Asked by star_gazer. (May 25 12 2:44 PM)


    diade68

    		I think it is from greak "ana" which means backwards and "lisis" which means (in context) breaking up, so , it means going back into the life of a person, piece by piece.

    May 25 12, 6:08 PM

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