Etymology of the Latin word actus
the Late Latin word
actus (act, performance, delivery; right of way, road for cattle; path)
derived from the Medieval Latin word
agere (to drive; drive, urge, conduct)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*ag-Derivations in Latin
actor,
actualis,
actuare,
actuarius,
actio,
actuosus,
activusDerivations in other languages
English
act, French
actuation, French
actine, Italian
atto, Italian
attitudine, Portuguese
ato, Portuguese
auto, Spanish
actoCognates
Danish
aktstykke, Dutch
akte, Dutch
acrobaat, English
acrobat, English
act, French
acrobate, French
acte, German
Akte, German
Akrobat, Italian
acrobata, Lithuanian
aktas, Lithuanian
akrobatas, Norwegian
aktstykke, Norwegian
akt, Norwegian
akrobat, Polish
akt, Russian
aкт, Russian
aкpобaт, Swedish
akt, Swedish
akrobatUsage
Word found in Late Latin
