Where does “alàrangi” come from?

alàrangi (Makasar) comes from Makasar alarang, from Dutch alarm, from Italian all', from Italian arme — plural of arma; blazon; coat of arms; crest.

alàrangi (Makasar): to have an alarm signal; to sound an alarm

Definitions

  1. to have an alarm signal; to sound an alarm

Ancestry of “alàrangi”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Makasaralarangan alarm; an alarm signal
2Dutchalarmalarm
3Italianall'to the
4Italianarmeplural of arma; blazon; coat of arms; crest
Every word from Italian arme →Every word from Italian all' →Every word from Dutch alarm →