Where does “arum” come from?
arum (New Latin) comes from Ancient Greek ἄρον, from Egyptian r, from Egyptian rꜣ — goose; an item of baked goods shaped like a...
arum (New Latin): genitive feminine plural of aros; {{taxlink|Arum...
Definitions
- genitive feminine plural of aros; {{taxlink|Arum...
Ancestry of “arum”, step by step
| Step | Language | Word | Meaning |
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| 1 | Ancient Greek | ἄρον | cuckoopint |
| 2 | Egyptian | r | opening, division; mouth; speaker, mouthpiece |
| 3 | Egyptian | rꜣ | goose; an item of baked goods shaped like a... |
Words derived from “arum”