Where does “sidérer” come from?

sidérer (French) comes from French sidéré, from Latin sideratus, from Latin sīdus, from Ancient Greek Σιδοῦς, from Ancient Greek σίδη — pomegranate; kind of waterplant growing near...

sidérer (French): to dumbfound, flummox; to consternate

Definitions

to dumbfound, flummox; to consternate

Ancestry of “sidérer”, step by step

Step	Language	Word	Meaning
1	French	sidéré	flabbergasted
2	Latin	sideratus	—
3	Latin	sīdus	—
4	Ancient Greek	Σιδοῦς	Sidus, Corinthia, Greece
5	Ancient Greek	σίδη	pomegranate; kind of waterplant growing near...

Words derived from “sidérer”

sidera

Every word from Ancient Greek σίδη →Every word from Ancient Greek Σιδοῦς →Every word from Latin sīdus →