Where does “lapidātus” come from?

lapidātus (Latin) comes from Latin lapidō, from Latin lapis, from Proto-Italic *lapets — stone.

lapidātus (Latin): stoned, assaulted with rocks, having been stoned

Definitions

  1. stoned, assaulted with rocks, having been stoned

Ancestry of “lapidātus”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Latinlapidōto stone, throw stones at
2Latinlapisa stone; a milestone; a boundary stone
3Proto-Italic*lapetsstone

Words derived from “lapidātus”

Every word from Proto-Italic *lapets →Every word from Latin lapis →Every word from Latin lapidō →