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From Latin admiscere (to combine).

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amecer (first-person singular present amezo, first-person singular preterite amecín, past participle amecido)
amecer (first-person singular present ameço, first-person singular preterite amecim or ameci, past participle amecido, reintegrationist norm)

  1. (transitive) to add to, to connect, to attach
    Synonym: engadir
    • 1928, José María López, Contos de polavila, page 226:
      Aquí acaban as miñas polaviladas, que, como dixen ó primeiro, foron copiadas ó pé da letra, sin quitarlles nin poñerlles nada pola miña conta. Nunca me deo gusto amecer ós contos, e nesta ocasión menos.
      So they end my stories, that, as I said at the beginning, were copied without me adding or removing nothing on my own. I've never liked to add to a tale and, in this occasion, less so.
  2. (takes a reflexive pronoun) to be left united, two animals, after matting

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