Where does “musone” come from?

musone (Italian) comes from Italian muso, from Medieval Latin musum, from Late Latin musa, from Arabic مَوْزَة, from Arabic مَوْز.

musone (Italian): sulking; sulk; plural of musona

Definitions

  1. sulking; sulk; plural of musona

Ancestry of “musone”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Italianmusomuzzle; mug, face; nose
2Medieval Latinmusummuzzle, snout
3Late Latinmusasong, poem; studies, sciences; banana
4Arabicمَوْزَةbanana
5Arabicمَوْز—
Every word from Arabic مَوْز →Every word from Arabic مَوْزَة →Every word from Late Latin musa →