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It's lifted straight from Latin.

That's the beauty of English. If we haven't got an appropriate word for something, then we'll just take it from a language that does. Schadenfreude is probably my favourite example.

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The word "aqueduct" entered the English language from Latin, where "aquae ductus" means "water pipe." It originally referred to structures that carried water from one place to another, especially in ancient Rome.

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