Where does “nūoŗpōr” come from?

nūoŗpōr (Livonian) comes from Latin -por, from Latin puer, from Proto-Italic *puweros.

nūoŗpōr (Livonian): newlyweds

Definitions

  1. newlyweds

Ancestry of “nūoŗpōr”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Latin-por“—’s boy” = servus
2Latinpuera child; chit; a boy, lad; a male servant or...
3Proto-Italic*puweros—
Every word from Proto-Italic *puweros →Every word from Latin puer →Every word from Latin -por →