ægua

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Ligurian

Alternative forms

ægoa (Grafîa ofiçiâ)

Etymology

PIE word
*h₂ékʷeh₂

From Latin aqua. Cognates include Italian acqua.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈɛːɡwa/

Noun

ægua f (plural ægue)

(Genoese) water

Derived terms

ægua addiçionâ (“added water”)
ægua appätanâ (“muddy water”)
ægua cada (“hot water”)
ægua ciuvaña (“rainwater”)
ægua ciæa (“clear water”)
ægua corrente (“running water”)
ægua coâ (“stagnant water”)
ægua cristalliña (“crystalline water”)
ægua da beive (“drinkable water”)
ægua de vivagna (“spring water”)
ægua destillâ (“distilled water”)
ægua doçe (“fresh water”)
ægua filtrâ (“filtered water”)
ægua fonda (“deep water”)
ægua freida (“cold water”)
ægua fresca (“fresh water”)
ægua fummante (“steaming water”)
ægua gasâ (“fizzy water”)
ægua giassâ (“icy water”)
ægua incontaminâ (“uncontaminated water”)
ægua inquinâ (“polluted water”)
ægua marsa (“putrid water”)
ægua menûa (“drizzle (of rain)”)
ægua minerale (“mineral water”)
ægua naturale (“natural water”)
ægua netta (“clean water”)
ægua oscigenâ (“oxygenated water”)
ægua pua (“pure water”)
ægua raxa (“turpentine”)
ægua saia (“salty water”)
ægua santa (“holy water”)
ægua sccetta (“pure water”)
ægua storbia (“turbid water”)
ægua sâ (“seawater”)
ægua tenta (“very watered-down wine”)
ægua trasparente (“transparent water”)
ægua zeâ (“freezing water”)
æguaforte (“etching”)
æguavitta (“brandy”)
ægue privæ (“private waters”)
ægue pubriche (“public waters”)
ægue secche (“low tide”)
ægue sucide (“filthy waters”)
æguetta (“drizzle; type of poison”)

See also

aigua (standard Ligurian)

References

Giuseppe Olivieri (1851) Dizionario Genovese-Italiano, Genoa: Giovanni Ferrando, page 7
Dizionario Genovese-Italiano di ucarega.it, page 9 and 10
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