Latin word pretio comes from Latin -one(-onem|m), Latin pretium

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Detailed word origin of pretio

Dictionary entry	Language	Definition
-one(-onem|m)	Latin (lat)
pretium	Latin (lat)	Bribe. Pay, hire, wage, reward. Punishment. Ransom. Worth, price, value, cost.
pretio	Latin (lat)	(Late Latin) I esteem, I prize, I value (hold in high regard, consider valuable). (Medieval Latin) I appraise, I assess, I value (estimate the worth of, set a price for).