Where does “vadimonium” come from?

vadimonium (Latin) comes from Latin vas, from Latin vasum, from Proto-Italic wāss — container, vessel.

vadimonium (Latin): a promise secured by bail; an appointment

Definitions

  1. a promise secured by bail; an appointment

Ancestry of “vadimonium”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Latinvasvessel, container, dish; vase; utensil,...
2Latinvasumdish, vessel; vase; utensil
3Proto-Italicwāsscontainer, vessel

Words derived from “vadimonium”

Every word from Proto-Italic wāss →Every word from Latin vas →Every word from Latin vasum →