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1. Etymology of the Spanish word legado

the Spanish word legado
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)

Cognates

Catalan llegat, Dutch legaat, English legacy, French legs, French légat, German Legat, Italian legato, Norwegian legat, Swedish legat

2. Etymology of the Spanish word legado

derived from the Spanish word legado
derived from the Latin word legatum (bequest, legacy)
derived from the Latin word legare (bequeath, will; entrust)
derived from the Latin word lex (law; motion, bill; word)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *leg- (to collect, to speak)




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