Where does “lizzatura” come from?

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

lizzatura (Italian): The transportation of large blocks of stone from...

Definitions

  1. The transportation of large blocks of stone from...

Ancestry of “lizzatura”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Italianlizzareto drag large blocks of stone on sleds
2Italianlizzalists; A large sled used to transport large...
3Frenchlicecurtain wall
4Vulgar Latinlicianominative plural of līcium; accusative plural of...
5Latinliciumloop in the texture woven, through which the...
Every word from Latin licium →Every word from Vulgar Latin licia →Every word from French lice →