Where does “bassiner” come from?

bassiner (French) comes from French bassin, from Middle French bassin, from Old French bacin, from Vulgar Latin baccinum, from Late Latin bacca — wine jug.

bassiner (French): to bathe with a warm liquid; to drizzle; to bore

Definitions

  1. to bathe with a warm liquid; to drizzle; to bore

Ancestry of “bassiner”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Frenchbassinpond, ornamental lake, basin; bowl, bedpan; basin
2Middle Frenchbassinbasin
3Old Frenchbacinbasin
4Vulgar Latinbaccinumwide bowl
5Late Latinbaccawine jug

Words derived from “bassiner”

Every word from Late Latin bacca →Every word from Vulgar Latin baccinum →Every word from Old French bacin →