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Where does “nubilatus” come from?

nubilatus (Latin) comes from Latin nubilare, from Latin nubilo, from Latin nubilus, from Latin nubes, from Proto-Indo-European (s)newdʰ- — to cover.

Ancestry of “nubilatus”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Latinnubilarepresent active infinitive of nūbilō; to cloud
2LatinnubiloI am or become cloudy or overcast; I become...
3Latinnubiluscloudy, overcast; cloud-bringing; dark, gloomy,...
4Latinnubescloud; swarm, multitude; phantom, something...
5Proto-Indo-European(s)newdʰ-to cover

Words derived from “nubilatus”

  • nubilate
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