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Mosque and Mosquito. Is there a connection?
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- smartyunderpantsLv 51 decade agoFavorite Answer
Mosque: 1600–10; earlier mosquee < MF < It moschea ≪ Ar masjid, derivitive of sajada "to worship", literally., prostrate oneself; the -ee seems to have been taken as diminutive suffix and dropped.
Mosquito: 1575–85; < Sp, equiv. to mosc(a) fly (< L musca) + -ito dim. suffix
Unfortunately no. except a very close time period.
Source(s): Dictionary.com - 1 decade ago
Mosque comes from moschea, which means worship.
Mosquito comes from mosca ito, which means little fly.
Dictionary.com FTW
- 1 decade ago
No there isn't
and we call it MASJID(true name mentioned in Quran'n) not MOSQUE (wrong western name)
Source(s): Arabian Musim - How do you think about the answers? You can sign in to vote the answer.
