AQUA

aqua (ak-w<<schwa>>), n.[Latin] Roman law. 1. Water. 2. A watercourse. Pl. aquae (ak-wee).

aqua  aestiva  (ak-w<<schwa>>  es-tI-v<<schwa>>).  Summer  water;  water  used  only  in  the

aqua currens (ak-w<<schwa>> k<<schwa>>r-enz). See aqua profluens.

aqua dulcis (ak-w<<schwa>> d<<schwa>>l-sis). Fresh water. — Also termed aqua frisca.

aqua fontanea (ak-w<<schwa>> fon-tay-nee-<<schwa>>). Springwater.

aqua frisca (ak-w<<schwa>> fris-k<<schwa>>). See aqua dulcis.

aqua  profluens  (ak-w<<schwa>>  prof-loo-enz).  Flowing  or  running  water.  —  Also  termed

aqua currens.

aqua quotidiana (ak-w<<schwa>> kwoh-tid-ee-ay-n<<schwa>>). Daily water; water that can

be drawn at all times of the year. — Also spelled aqua cottidiane.

aqua salsa (ak-w<<schwa>> sal-s<<schwa>>). Salt water. [Blacks Law 8th]