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Galactic latte
The English words galaxy and latte are etymologically related. Galaxy stems from the Ancient Greek word for 'milk', gála, which has the same Proto-Indo-European ancestor as Latin lactem, which became latte in Italian.
The Milky Way was named after its milky glowing band in the night sky. Galaxy used to mean 'Milky Way', but it became a word for any star system when it turned out ours is not the only one in the universe.
Recommendation for people who have Instagram: this account that posts words and expressions in Leonese language.
Heute & hodie, hoy, oggi
German heute, which means 'today', looks like and has the same meaning as Latin hodiē, the ancestor of Spanish hoy, Portuguese hoje, Italian oggi and many others. However, these similarities between heute and hodiē are entirely coincidental. Their etymologies are as different as they come. The infographic shows how exactly they're unrelated.
