Where does “amaro” come from?

amaro (Ido) comes from French amarre, from Italian amarra, from Spanish amarra, from Spanish amarrar, from French amarrer, from Dutch anmarren — to tie.

amaro (Ido): hawser, mooring rope/cable; lashing

Definitions

hawser, mooring rope/cable; lashing

Ancestry of “amaro”, step by step

Step	Language	Word	Meaning
1	French	amarre	first-person singular present indicative of...
2	Italian	amarra	hawser, rope
3	Spanish	amarra	mooring line, warp
4	Spanish	amarrar	to moor; to tie
5	French	amarrer	to moor; to tie with rope
6	Dutch	anmarren	to tie

Words derived from “amaro”

desamaragar
amaragar

Every word from Dutch anmarren →Every word from French amarrer →Every word from Spanish amarrar →