Where does “sturgiun” come from?

sturgiun (Middle English) comes from Old French estorjoun, from Frankish sturjō, from Proto-Germanic sturjô — sturgeon.

sturgiun (Middle English): Sturgeon or its meat; A dish made of veal made to...

Definitions

  1. Sturgeon or its meat; A dish made of veal made to...

Ancestry of “sturgiun”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Old Frenchestorjounsturgeon
2Frankishsturjōsturgeon
3Proto-Germanicsturjôsturgeon

Words derived from “sturgiun”

Every word from Proto-Germanic sturjô →Every word from Frankish sturjō →Every word from Old French estorjoun →