Aquage

/ˈækweɪdʒ/ noun

A tax or fee historically charged for the right to use or convey water through property or pipes.

From Latin 'aqua' (water) plus '-age' (a suffix indicating right, tax, or charge, as in 'toll'). Medieval property law created these charges as water infrastructure developed.

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