"tremito" meaning in Italian

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  "etymology_text": "From trem(are) (“to shiver”) + -ito (to nominalise the verb).\nThis is based on a pattern found in a couple of other common nouns that came from verb-derived Latin nouns: gemito and fremito. This pattern is also found in battito, from battere.",
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      "word": "tremitio"
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      "english": "to tremble",
      "word": "tremolare"
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      "english": "to tremble",
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