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Hello, history lover! Incunabula are books printed before 1501, offering a rare glimpse into the dawn of printing. The word is derived from the Latin word for "cradle," evoking the birth of the printing press. These treasures remind us of the painstaking craft behind each page and serve as a window into the past, centuries before e-readers. It's no wonder incunabula continue to captivate people today! WORD OF THE DAY October 04, 2025 incunabula [ in-kyoo-nab-yuh-luh ] noun books produced before 1501, in the early days of printing Learn More About This Word Macro vs. Micro: the Big (and Small) Difference There's often confusion about how micro and macro are used in the context of economics. Make "cents" of it with this guide! Keep reading About Us | Privacy Policy | Manage Preferences | Unsubscribe This email has been sent to anujshailgupt.worldofwords@blogger.com by Dictionary.com LLC. 777 Mariners Island Blvd, Suite 600, San Mateo, CA 94404