Where does “rotta” come from?
rotta (Finnish) comes from Old Swedish rotta, from Middle Low German rotte, from Proto-Germanic rattaz, from Proto-Indo-European Hreh₃d- — to scrape.
rotta (Finnish): rat; unemployed person living on welfare
Definitions
- rat; unemployed person living on welfare
Ancestry of “rotta”, step by step
Words derived from “rotta”
- andienrotta
- pussirotta
- rottabaari
- andalusianrottaterrieri
- afrikanniittyrotta
- rottasiili
- faaraorotta
- rottamainen
- afrikanpurorotta
- australiansuorotta
- cuminginrotta
- chilenrotta
- harmaarotta
- konttorirotta
- mindanaonrotta
- mustarotta
- antilooppirotta
- afrikanmetsärotta
- rattu
- rotan
- kalansyöjärotta
- sulawesinokarotta
- afrikansuorotta
- rottamaki