aquae immittendae
noun plural but singular in construction
aquae im·mit·ten·dae
\-ˌiməˈtenˌdē, -ˌdī—see aqua\
Definition of aquae immittendae
: the right in law to throw water from one's windows on a neighbor's buildings or soil
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Origin and Etymology of aquae immittendae
Latin, waters to be thrown out
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