Etymology of the Latin word albus
the Latin word
albus (white; white, pale, fair)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*albho-Derivations in Latin
albaster,
albarius,
albellus,
albedo,
albescere,
album,
albumen,
alba,
alburnus,
albescentus,
albicare,
albulus,
alburnum,
albarus,
albor,
albicauda,
albilanata,
albimontana,
albinervis,
albocerea,
albosericea,
albovellereum,
albovillosum,
albugo,
rosalbus,
albare,
albifrons,
albigula,
albilinea,
albipectus,
albitorques,
alboauricularis,
albogriseus,
alboniger,
ateralbus,
rufalbusDerivations in other languages
English
albite, French
albe, French
albification, French
aubert, French
albuplast, Italian
albo, Italian
albano, Italian
albarola, Italian
albaso, Italian
albite, Italian
albana, Italian
albanello, Italian
rosalba, Portuguese
albita, Portuguese
albo, Portuguese
alvo, Romanian
alb, Spanish
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