Where does “cerro” come from?

cerro (Galician) comes from Old Portuguese cerro, from Latin cirrus — a curl; the fringe of clothes; the tentacle of an...

cerro (Galician): hill, hillock

Definitions

  1. hill, hillock

Ancestry of “cerro”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Old Portuguesecerro—
2Latincirrusa curl; the fringe of clothes; the tentacle of an...

Words derived from “cerro”

Every word from Latin cirrus →Every word from Old Portuguese cerro →