Aqua

/ˈækwə/

Meaning & Definition

noun

Water; especially used in a context related to art or color, often referring to a bluish-green color resembling water.

The artist painted the sky in varying shades of aqua to capture the serene beauty of the ocean.

A term used in aquaculture or hydroponics referring to water cultures.

The aqua system for growing plants without soil has gained popularity among urban gardeners.

A color that is a blend of blue and green.

She chose aqua for the bathroom decor, giving it a refreshing and tranquil vibe.

Latin 'aqua', meaning water.

aqua pura

Pure water, often used in medicinal contexts.

aqua regia

A mixture of nitric and hydrochloric acid used to dissolve noble metals.

aqua vitae

Water of life; an alcoholic spirit, especially brandy or whisky.

aquatic

Relating to water.

aqualung

A device used for breathing underwater.

aquifer

A geological formation that can yield water.

Refreshing or cool.

That new drink is so aqua!

Used to describe something blue-green in color.

Those shoes are totally aqua!