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What did "actuālis" actually mean in Latin?
After a bit of research I discovered that no more than 300 years ago the meaning of Spanish actual was actually the same as English actual, as seen by this definition found in a Spanish dictionary from … So the use of actual in Spanish three centuries ago was aligned with the current use of actual in English.
The same dictionary also says:
Viene del latino Actualis, que significa esto mismo. …
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