Where does “lizzare” come from?

lizzare (Italian) comes from Italian lizza, from French lice, from Vulgar Latin licia, from Latin licium — loop in the texture woven, through which the...

lizzare (Italian): to drag large blocks of stone on sleds

Definitions

  1. to drag large blocks of stone on sleds

Ancestry of “lizzare”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Italianlizzalists; A large sled used to transport large...
2Frenchlicecurtain wall
3Vulgar Latinlicianominative plural of līcium; accusative plural of...
4Latinliciumloop in the texture woven, through which the...

Words derived from “lizzare

Every word from Latin licium