Etymology of the Latin word aqua
the Latin word
aqua (water; water; sea, lake)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*akʷ-a-Derivations in Latin
aquaticus,
aquaeductus,
aqueus,
aquanus,
aquacea,
aquarius,
aquari,
aquula,
adaquare,
inaquare,
Aquilegia,
exaquare,
terraqueus,
aquatilis,
aquosus,
aquaemanile,
aqui-Derivations in other languages
English
aqua, English
aquaerobics, English
aquamarine, English
aqua-, English
aqui-, French
aquatir, French
aquaculture, French
aquagym, French
aquaplane, French
aquastat, French
aquatubulaire, French
eau, French
aquicole, Italian
acqua, Portuguese
aq, Portuguese
água, Provençal
aigua, Romanian
apă, Spanish
agua, Spanish
acuicultura, Spanish
acuícola, Spanish
acuífero, Spanish
dulciacuícolaCognates
Italian
acquaUsage
Word found in New Latin, Classical Latin, Mediev Latin
