Where does “kóstol” come from?

kóstol (Hungarian) comes from Middle High German kosten, from Old French coster, from Latin constō, from Proto-Italic komstaēō — literally to stand together.

kóstol (Hungarian): to taste, try a dish

Definitions

  1. to taste, try a dish

Ancestry of “kóstol”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Middle High Germankosten—
2Old Frenchcosterto cost
3Latinconstōto stand together
4Proto-Italickomstaēōliterally to stand together

Words derived from “kóstol”

Every word from Proto-Italic komstaēō →Every word from Latin constō →Every word from Old French coster →