He moves himself,,,,

From Latin incitātiō — a stirring-on, an urging-forward. A small team of craftsmen who have turned their hand to writing useful applications, and through efficient practices, add to the wealth of the human race with useful ideas, applications, and investigations.

Olympus OM40 · Kodak 400 Max · 50mm f/1.2

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Etymology

incitō ("I set in rapid motion") + -tiō (action noun suffix)

From in- ("into, upon") + citō ("to set in motion, rouse"). From PIE *kyeh₂- ("to set in motion"):

Skt. cyávate ("he moves himself") · Gk. kīnéō ("I move") · Lat. ciēre ("to call forth") · Goth. haitan ("to call, name") · OE hātan ("to command")

Olympus OM40 · Kodak 400 Max · 50mm f/1.2

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