Where does “Currò” come from?

Currò (Italian) comes from Sicilian Currau, from Late Latin Conradus, from Proto-Germanic *Kōnirād.

Currò (Italian): carriage, chariot

Definitions

  1. carriage, chariot

Ancestry of “Currò”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1SicilianCurrau—
2Late LatinConradus—
3Proto-Germanic*Kōnirād—

Words derived from “Currò”

Every word from Proto-Germanic *Kōnirād →Every word from Late Latin Conradus →Every word from Sicilian Currau →