By Abhishek Patra
Sun, 24-May-2020, 04:34

INTERNATIONAL BROTHER'S DAY

The word brother stems from the Latin root frater and the Proto-Germanic word brother, which itself comes from the Proto-IndoEuropean root bhrater. Regardless of origin, both in words and in blood, our bothers have our backs over and over again. They’re our closest friend, and sometimes, the most annoying people we know. But we love them anyway.

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