The word derives from the Greek (gymnastike), fem. of (gymnastikos), "fond of athletic exercises"[1], from (gymnasia), "exercise"[2] and that from (gymnos), "naked"[3], because athletes exercised and competed in the nude.
So, it means "Naked Exercises".
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Gymnastics came from the greek word "Gymnos" which means naked
Gymnastics are included in the Olympics. Sally excelled in gymnastics. Both males and females enjoy gymnastics.
it is a 4 in wood beam that gymnasts tumble on and u you want to stay on
In Spanish, the word for gymnastics is gimnasia
I like to watch the gymnastics team's performances.
The suffix in the word gymnastics is the ICS. The ICS changes the meaning of the base word by making it a study or system instead of a person.
There are only three syllables in the word gymnastics. Gym-nas-tics.
Yes, the word 'gymnastics' is a noun, a common, abstract, uncountable noun; a word for exercises developing or displaying physical agility and coordination. The word gymnastics is an uncountable noun for an aggregate, a word representing an indefinite number of parts; aggregate nouns have no singular form.
Yes, A gymnastics meet is a competition. It is just another word for a competition.
A Gymnast
Yes, because the word gymnastics comes from the Greek word "gymnos" which means naked. In Ancient Greece, male athletes competed in gymnastics completely nude. I don't know
If you mean USAG, then yes. USAG means United States of America Gymnastics.