hoti
/ˈhɒti/noun
An assertion, a fact; a statement introduced by ‘that’. Opposed to dioti.
Origin
Mid 17th century (in an earlier sense). From ancient Greek ὅτι (conjunction) that, because, use as conjunction of neuter of ὅστις (relative pronoun) whoever from ὅς (relative pronoun) who + τις (indefinite pronoun) anyone.
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