Etymology

Aquaterra

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Today it means: Collectively, all the submerged lands that were once above water in ice age glacial periods, since the start of the Pleistocene. Full definition →

Latin aqua+terra
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  1. Latin · borrowed fromaqua+terra
  2. English todayAquaterra

From aqua + terra. From Latin aqua+terra.

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