The root word wright in "playwright" comes from the middle ages and means "one who builds".

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Skrzypek · Answer 1 · 2019-05-28T14:42:20+0000

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Wright is a root word that is defined as a person who builds during the middle ages. Today, wright is considered to be a person. who makes or builds creations or infrastructures, especially with the use of wood.

The root word wright in "playwright" comes from the middle ages and means "one who builds".

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