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The derivative for the latin word agricola is agriculture.
Agriculture refers to farmland and crops and things of that nature which in this case are based on the meaning of agricola-farmer.
Actually that's not right. Agriculture comes from the word ager, meaning field (ager, agri, m., field). I don't know any derivatives of agricola, but I know agriculture isn't one.
agrarian, agriology, pilgrim, perigrinate. you're welcome. and agriculture IS a derivative. my teacher said so.
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