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causatum

noun
cau·sa·tum | \ kau̇ˈzätəm , kȯˈzāt- \
plural causata\-tə \

Definition of causatum 

: something that is caused : effect

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History and Etymology for causatum

Medieval Latin, neuter of causatus, past participle of causare to cause

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