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TRIX is the same as it is in Latin, it is just a suffix added to a word to form a feminine agent nouns corresponding to masculine nouns ending in -tor.
English
APPLICATION came from the Latin words 'appricare' which later evolve to 'applicatio', combining with the English word 'apply', comes the word 'application' which was from the late Middle English.
English
BRONCHO came from the Greek words 'bronkhos' which means wind pipe.
