Where does “imbriqué” come from?

imbriqué (French) comes from Latin imbricatus, from Latin imbrico, from Latin imbrex, from Latin imber, from Proto-Italic *n̥βris.

Ancestry of “imbriqué”, step by step

Step	Language	Word	Meaning
1	Latin	imbricatus	tiled; imbricate
2	Latin	imbrico	—
3	Latin	imbrex	imbrex, pantile
4	Latin	imber	rain; a storm; a stormcloud
5	Proto-Italic	*n̥βris	—

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