The word geology originates from the greek language. It' s a combination of the word geo- that comes from the word γαία (earth) and -logy that comes from the word λόγος (which in this form at the end of the words denotes a subject of study or interest)
The original language of geology is Greek. Greek and Latin is the language of all sciences. Greek lends itself well to the study of geology.
Latin originated in Rome and Greek originated in Greece.
Latin
Galician is a Romance language; i.e., it derives from Latin.
Like many languages, Spanish originated from the Latin language.
The original language of geology is Greek. Greek and Latin is the language of all sciences. Greek lends itself well to the study of geology.
Latin originated in Rome and Greek originated in Greece.
I believe its latin... but it cold be greek...
greek and latin greek and latin
Greek.
Latin (and Greek) form the dominant base for the English language. And several other ones as well. The use of Latin in Human Physiology for example, means that different investigators are using the same language for a specific bone, or process. Thus misunderstandings will be avoided.Similarly in Botany, and even Geology, the terms are formalized, often in Latin or Greek. But a formal knowledge of Latin or Greek is not needed, the conversations are mostly conducted in plain language.
Latin rota
Latin
Latin
I believe it is either from Latin or Greek.
It comes from the Latin word aqua.
Latin, pianoforte