Where does “strafottente” come from?

strafottente (Italian) comes from Italian -ente, from Spanish -ente, from Latin -ens — Ending of the present active participle of second...

strafottente (Italian): flaunting a brazen nonchalance and contempt for...

Definitions

  1. flaunting a brazen nonchalance and contempt for...

Ancestry of “strafottente”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Italian-enteUsed with a stem to form the present participle...
2Spanish-enteAlternative form of -ante
3Latin-ensEnding of the present active participle of second...
Every word from Latin -ens →Every word from Spanish -ente →Every word from Italian -ente →