Where does “hrubián” come from?

hrubián (Czech) comes from German Grobian, from Latin grobianus, from German grob, from Old High German grob — coarse.

hrubián (Czech): uncouth person

Definitions

  1. uncouth person

Ancestry of “hrubián”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1GermanGrobianbrute
2Latingrobianus—
3Germangrobcoarse, rough; uncouth, rude, crude
4Old High Germangrobcoarse
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