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Well, honey, you must have skipped English class that day. Yes, "hibernate" is indeed a compound word. It's made up of "hiber-" meaning winter, and "-nate" meaning to spend. So next time someone asks you, you can confidently say, "Yes, hibernate is a compound word."

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Yes, "hibernate" is a compound word formed by combining the words "hiber" and "nate." "Hiber" comes from the Latin word "hibernare," meaning "to pass the winter."

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Hibernate is not a compound word.

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13y ago
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no

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