Where does “garrocher” come from?

garrocher (French) comes from Old French garochier, from Old French garroc, from Old French garrot, from Old Occitan garra — leg.

garrocher (French): to throw; to throw aimlessly or carelessly

Definitions

  1. to throw; to throw aimlessly or carelessly

Ancestry of “garrocher”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Old Frenchgarochier—
2Old Frenchgarroc—
3Old Frenchgarrot—
4Old Occitangarraleg
Every word from Old Occitan garra →Every word from Old French garrot →Every word from Old French garroc →