Etymology of the Latin word acer
the Latin word
acer (maple tree; wood of the maple tree; maple; sharp, bitter, pointed)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*ak-Derivations in Latin
acrimonia,
acrus,
acrifolium,
acerbus,
acetum,
acredo,
acerosus,
acrumDerivations in other languages
Anglo-Norman
egre, English
acrid, English
acerate, English
acre, French
egre, French
âcre, Italian
acre, Italian
acridina, Italian
acroleina, Portuguese
acre, Portuguese
agre, Portuguese
aceraria, Portuguese
aceroso, Spanish
acre, Spanish
acirón, Spanish
ácere, Spanish
agre, Spanish
arce, Spanish
asa, Spanish
aceríneo, Spanish
agripalma, Spanish
aceráceo, Spanish
acroleínaCognates
Catalan
agre, French
aigre, Italian
acero, Italian
agroUsage
Word found in Late Latin, Classical Latin