1. Etymology of the Italian word antico
the Italian word antico
derived from the Latin word antiquus (men of old, ancients, early authorities; old, ancient, aged)
derived from the Latin word Synthliboramphus
derived from the Greek word rhamphos, ῥάμϕος
derived from the Greek word sunthlibo, συνθλίβω (to compress; crowd on all sides)
Derivations in Italian
anticato, anticheggiare, antichista, antichizzato, antichistica, antichistico, anticume, anticagliaDerivations in other languages
English antic, English anticsCognates
Catalan antig, Dutch antiek, English antique, French antique, German antik, Latin antiquus, Norwegian antikk, Spanish antiguo, Swedish antik2. Etymology of the Italian word antico
derived from the Italian word antico