Latin Roots: aqua & terra water & earth

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Latin Roots: aqua & terra water & earth Vocabulary Construction – Unit 3 Latin Roots: aqua & terra water & earth by Marcia Timmel Art by Phillip Martin

1. terrestrial 1. (adj) belonging to the planet Earth; pertaining to the land

2. aquaculture 2. (n.) cultivation of plants in water; commercial cultivation of fish.

3. aquarium 3. a tank for water, plants, fish or animals

4. terra Firma 4. solid ground

5. aqueduct 5. (n.) a conduit for carrying water

6. aquatic 6. (adj.)activities having to do with water

7. terrace 7. (n) A raised level space with sloping sides; (v) to form into or provide with a terrace.

8. territory 8. (n.) the land over which a government exercises control; a specific area

9. aqua 9. (n.) a light blue green color

10. terrain 10. (n. ) a land area described by a specific feature