Where does “favera” come from?

favera (Cornish) comes from Middle English favouren, from Old French favorer, from Medieval Latin favōrō.

favera (Cornish): to discriminate in favour of; to favour

Definitions

  1. to discriminate in favour of; to favour

Ancestry of “favera”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Middle EnglishfavourenTo be favourable towards; to prefer
2Old Frenchfavorer—
3Medieval Latinfavōrō—

Words derived from “favera”

Every word from Medieval Latin favōrō →