World Languages, asked by s18592, 2 months ago

What does Aqua mean in Greek?

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Answered by madhurane78

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"They hail from Greek (hydro) and Latin (aqua) and mean “water”"

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Answered by Anonymous

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Aqua in Greek means water.

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