The word "federate" appears in literature with an emphasis on the themes of union and solidarity, both on personal and political fronts. In one example, the term forms part of a character's identity—Lorraine Federate—which hints at inherited or intrinsic connection to a larger whole [1]. In another instance, it is used as a verb that signifies the act of uniting distinct groups, illustrated by the men of Montelimart joining forces with those already united in Etoile, thereby suggesting a broader movement of collective alliance [2]. Finally, the usage extends to a formal, organizational context where Federate Deputies are described as actively functioning, reinforcing the idea of established, systematic collaboration [3].