Fable
[ˈfeɪbəl]Meaning
English word fable, a fictional story with a moral, from Latin fabula
Background Story
Fable is taken from the English word for a fictional story with a moral, which comes from Latin fabula, from fari, "to speak, say". The word was borrowed into Middle English from Old French fable. It is a doublet of fabula.
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