Where does “catone” come from?

catone (Italian) comes from Latin cato, from Proto-Italic katō, from Japanese 加東.

catone (Italian): One who is austere and of strict conduct;...

Definitions

  1. One who is austere and of strict conduct;...

Ancestry of “catone”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Latincatodative masculine singular of catus; dative neuter...
2Proto-Italickatō—
3Japanese加東—

Words derived from “catone”

Every word from Japanese 加東 →Every word from Proto-Italic katō →Every word from Latin cato →