Where does “gisa” come from?

gisa (Cebuano) comes from Spanish guisar, from Spanish guisa, from Old Spanish guisa — way, manner.

gisa (Cebuano): to sauté; to stir fry; to bleed

Definitions

  1. to sauté; to stir fry; to bleed

Ancestry of “gisa”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Spanishguisarto stew
2Spanishguisamanner, guise, way; habit
3Old Spanishguisaway, manner
Every word from Old Spanish guisa →Every word from Spanish guisa →Every word from Spanish guisar →