Question

select the etymology in this dictionary entry. premium \pree-mee-uhm\\ noun pl premiums 1. the amount of money paid for insurance coverage: the walters received a notice saying that their health insurance premiums were going up. 2. a higher or unusual cost of something: supermarkets often put a premium on organically grown foods. 3. a superior value: dylan puts a premium on honesty in his relationships. — from latin (praemium)

Explanation:

Etymology refers to the origin and history of a word. In the given dictionary entry, the part that shows the origin of the word "premium" is “— from Latin (praemium)”.

Answer:

— from Latin (praemium)