"agricultural" in seven languages
Meaningagricultural
Spanish
agrícola
/aˈɡɾikola/
learned
Same form for masculine and feminine: sector agrícola, región agrícola.
French
agricole
/aɡʁikɔl/
learned
Italian
agricolo
/aˈɡrikolo/
learned
Portuguese
agrícola
/aˈɡɾikolɐ/
learned
Romanian
agricol
/aˈɡrikol/
learned
Catalan
agrícola
/əˈɡɾikulə/
learned
English
agricultural
/æɡɹɪˈkʌltʃəɹəl/
from Latin/French · Latin AGRICULTŪRA
English → ItalianagriculturalagricoloCognateSame source — inherited, learned or borrowed. You can recognize it.What English and Italian share
The Latin ancestor
AGRICOLAM‘farmer (AGER 'field' + COLERE 'to till')’
All six sisters descend from it, unless marked otherwise below.
The story
English builds its adjective on agriculture; the sisters use AGRICOLA 'field-tiller', a Latin noun turned adjective. Learned everywhere.
English relatives: agriculture, cultivate, acre
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In a sentence
- esEs una región agrícola.
- frC'est une région agricole.
- itÈ una regione agricola.
- ptÉ uma região agrícola.
- roEste o regiune agricolă.
- caÉs una regió agrícola.
- enThis is an agricultural region.
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