Where does “pellecturus” come from?

pellecturus (Latin) comes from Latin pelliciō, from Latin laciō, from Proto-Italic lakjō — to draw, pull.

pellecturus (Latin): about to attract, entice, induce

Definitions

  1. about to attract, entice, induce

Ancestry of “pellecturus”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Latinpelliciōto allure, entice, inveigle
2Latinlaciōto entice, ensnare
3Proto-Italiclakjōto draw, pull
Every word from Proto-Italic lakjō →Every word from Latin laciō →Every word from Latin pelliciō →
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