Latin
colō
‘to cultivate the land, till, tend, take care of a field or garden’
Every word has its own definition in its root. These English words share one: Latin colō.
77 English words in this record descend from Latin colō, most familiar first.
- culture ← cultūra
- cultural ← culture ← culture ← cultūra
- agriculture ← agricultūra ← cultūra
- colony ← colane ← colōnia ← colōnus
- cult ← culte ← cultus
- cultivation ← cultīvō ← cultus
- cultivate ← cultivātus ← cultivō ← cultus
- aquaculture ← culture ← culture ← cultūra
- subculture ← culture ← culture ← cultūra
- coulee ← couler
- monoculture ← culture ← culture ← cultūra
- kultur ← cultūra
More words from colō
- bicultural
- couloir
- monocultural
- colonus
- enculturation
- polyculture
- pisciculture
- protoculture
- coculture
- culturable
- aviculture
- culturist
- multiculture
- amnicolist
- amnicolous
- anticulture
- bioculture
- biculture
- colonical
- coproculture
- cryoculture
- cultureless
- culturelike
- culturize
- culturewise
- culturability
- culturism
- culturacide
- deculture
- ecoculture
- enculturate
- enculture
- fructiculture
- haemoculture
- hemoculture
- histoculture
- hydroculture
- hyperculture
- interculture
- macroculture
- microculture
- myeloculture
- narcoculture
- neuroculture
- neoculture
- nonculture
- oenoculture
- olericulture
- oligoculture
- overculture
- porciculture
- polycultural
- preculture
- pyroculture
- reculture
- ruricolist
- superculture
- technoculture
- tetraculture
- tricultural
- triculture
- uberculture
- unculture
- vermiculture
- zooculture
From Wiktionary, by Wiktionary contributors, CC BY-SA 4.0, via kaikki.org (dump of Oct 3 2026); adapted. License.
Etymograph / Latin colō