Etymology of the Latin word anxius
the Latin word
anxius (anxious, uneasy, disturbed)
derived from the Latin word
anxusderived from the Latin word
angere (choke, throttle, strangle)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*angh-Derivations in Latin
anxia,
anxietas,
anxiari,
anxiosusDerivations in other languages
English
anxious, French
anxieux, Italian
ansio, Spanish
ansiolítico
