Where does “manã” come from?

manã (Aromanian) comes from Greek μάννα, from Ancient Greek μάννα, from Hebrew מן — Alternative form of מִ־; manna.

manã (Aromanian): an edible type of lichen; fog, mist; plant blight

Definitions

  1. an edible type of lichen; fog, mist; plant blight

Ancestry of “manã”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1GreekμάνναAlternative spelling of μάνα; manna
2Ancient Greekμάνναmanna
3HebrewמןAlternative form of מִ־; manna
Every word from Hebrew מן →Every word from Ancient Greek μάννα →Every word from Greek μάννα →