Where does “trapanatrice” come from?

trapanatrice (Italian) comes from Italian trapanare, from Italian trapano, from Latin trepanum, from Ancient Greek τρύπανον, from Ancient Greek τρυπάω — to bore, drill.

trapanatrice (Italian): female equivalent of trapanatore

Definitions

female equivalent of trapanatore

Ancestry of “trapanatrice”, step by step

Step	Language	Word	Meaning
1	Italian	trapanare	to drill; to bore; to trepan
2	Italian	trapano	drill; auger; trepan
3	Latin	trepanum	a drill
4	Ancient Greek	τρύπανον	borer, auger, rotated by a thong; trepan, a...
5	Ancient Greek	τρυπάω	to bore, drill

Every word from Ancient Greek τρυπάω →Every word from Ancient Greek τρύπανον →Every word from Latin trepanum →