Etymology of the Latin word ligare
the Late Latin word
ligare (to bind; to tie; bind, tie, fasten)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*leig-Derivations in Latin
liginare,
ligatus,
ligamen,
ligamentum,
ligator,
adligare,
circumligare,
subligare,
religare,
praeligare,
obligare,
disligare,
coligare,
conligare,
deligare,
diligare,
alligare,
colligare,
ligandusDerivations in other languages
English
ligase, French
lier, French
ligoter, French
ligase, Italian
liga, Italian
legare, Portuguese
liar, Portuguese
ligar, Romanian
lega, Spanish
legar, Spanish
ligar, Spanish
ligón, Spanish
liar, Spanish
legónCognates
Catalan
lligar, Dutch
lieren, English
liaison, French
lier, German
liieren, Italian
legare, Portuguese
ligar, Provençal
liguar, Spanish
ligar, Swedish
lieraUsage
Word found in Late Latin
