Pronunciation: 'kän-"takt
Function: noun Etymology: French or Latin; French, from Latin contactus, from
contingere to have contact with -- more at Date: 1626 1 a : union or
junction of surfaces b : the apparent touching or mutual tangency of the limbs
of two celestial bodies or of the disk of one body with the shadow of another
during an eclipse, transit, or occultation c (1) : the junction of two
electrical conductors through which a current passes (2) : a special part made
for such a junction 2 a : : an establishing of communication with someone or an
observing or receiving of a significant signal from a person or object
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