## Etymology
From Latin promulgare ('to make publicly known, publish'), an aphetic variant of promulgate; of uncertain formation, perhaps from pro- ('forth') + a base related to mulgere ('to draw out').

## AI Etymology
Promulge is from Latin promulgare ('to make publicly known, publish'), an aphetic variant of promulgate; of uncertain formation, perhaps from pro- ('forth') + a base related to mulgere ('to draw out'). Important recorded forms include promulgare (Latin). Morphologically, the word preserves a built structure whose named elements carry the historical sense into English. Its earlier history remains partly uncertain, so the etymological chain is best treated cautiously. In current use it covers to make widely known or proclaim formally; promulgate. The wider family includes related words such as promulgate and promulgation.

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