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Etymology of the Latin word legatio

the Latin word legatio (embassy; member of an embassy; mission)
derived from the Medieval Latin word legatus (envoy, ambassador, legate)
derived from the Latin word legatio (embassy; member of an embassy; mission)
derived from the Medieval Latin word legatus (envoy, ambassador, legate)
derived from the Latin word legatio (embassy; member of an embassy; mission)
derived from the Medieval Latin word legatus (envoy, ambassador, legate)
derived from the Latin word legatio (embassy; member of an embassy; mission)
derived from the Medieval Latin word legatus (envoy, ambassador, legate)
derived from the Latin word legatio (embassy; member of an embassy; mission)
derived from the Medieval Latin word legatus (envoy, ambassador, legate)
derived from the Latin word legatio (embassy; member of an embassy; mission)
derived from the Medieval Latin word legatus (envoy, ambassador, legate)
derived from the Latin word legatio (embassy; member of an embassy; mission)
derived from the Medieval Latin word legatus (envoy, ambassador, legate)
derived from the Latin word legatio (embassy; member of an embassy; mission)
derived from the Medieval Latin word legatus (envoy, ambassador, legate)
derived from the Latin word legatio (embassy; member of an embassy; mission)
derived from the Medieval Latin word legatus (envoy, ambassador, legate)
derived from the Latin word legatio (embassy; member of an embassy; mission)

Derivations in Latin

legatus, legator

Derivations in other languages

English legation, Italian legazione, Portuguese legação, Spanish legación



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