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cession prenos
cession cesija
cession ustupanje
cession prepuštanje

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cession cesija, prepuštanje, ustup, ustupak, ustupanje,

http://sb.thefreedictionary.com/cession

CES´SION
Noun 1. cession - the act of ceding cedingrelinquishing, relinquishment - the act of giving up and abandoning a struggle or task etc.ceding back, recession - the act of ceding back

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Noun 1. ceding - the act of ceding cessionrelinquishing, relinquishment - the act of giving up and abandoning a struggle or task etc.ceding back, recession - the act of ceding back

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cession

SYLLABICATION: ces·sion
NOUN: 1. A ceding or surrendering, as of territory to another country by treaty.
2. Something, such as territory, that is ceded.

ETYMOLOGY: Middle English, from Old French, from Latin cessi , cessi n-, from cessus, past participle of c dere, to yield. See ked- in Appendix I.

Indo-European Roots

ENTRY: ked-
DEFINITION: To go, yield.
1. Lengthened-grade form *k d-. cease, cede, cession; abscess, accede, access, ancestor, antecede, concede, decease, exceed, incessant, intercede, precede, predecessor, proceed, recede, retrocede, secede, succeed, from Latin c dere, to go, withdraw, yield.
2. Prefixed and suffixed form *ne-ked-ti-, “(there is) no drawing back” (*ne-, not; see ne). necessary, from Latin necesse, inevitable, unavoidable. (In Pokorny sed- 884.)