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Nailati:
I think you're right, Fat D. I don't know Latin grammar, but I do speak Italian; "fare" is to make or do, and considering its conjugation (faccio, fai, fa, facciamo, fate, fanno), it must come from "facere." I got all overexcited and didn't stop to think about that one. :P

Marhis:
This is not an important post, but just to confirm that the etimology is correct: italian "fare" is derived directly by latin "facere", and "malef-" is the most common latin prefix (maleficium, maleficus, etc.), but "malif-" is also used, only less often: derived italian words are e.g. malefico and maligno - similar meaning and roots, but different prefix.

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