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"Damn" is a mildly profane word used in North America, the United Kingdom and Aus- tralia. Damn" is also commonly used as an exclamation when an extremely attractive person or object of approval is located; e.g. "Damn, he/she is fine" or perhaps "Damn, he has a nice car!". "Hot damn" may be used similarly, but it is somewhat distinct; for example, if one says, "Joe just won the lottery," a response of "Damn!" on its own can indicate disapproval, but "Hot damn!" indicates approval or surprise. Its Proto-Indo- European language origin is usually said to be a root dap-which appears in Latin and Greek words meaning "feast" and "expense". (The connection is that feasts tend to be expensive.) In Latin this root provided a theorized early Latin noun dapnom, which became Classical Latin damnum-"damage" or "expense. But there is a Vedic Sanskrit root dabh or dambh-"harm". The word damnum did not have exclusively religious overtones. From it in English came "condemn"; "damnified (an obsolete adjective meaning "damaged"); "damage" (via French from Latin damnaticum). It began to be used for being found guilty in a court of law; but, for example, an early French treaty called the Strasbourg Oaths includes the Latin phrase in damno sit"would cause harm". From the judicial meaning came the religious meaning. The word "Dammnit" is a curse word in the U.S. Damn.

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