Where does “fartar” come from?

fartar (Old Portuguese) comes from Galician farto, from Latin fartus, from Latin farciō — to cram, stuff.

Ancestry of “fartar”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Galicianfartoplentiful, generous; stuffed, sated; tired, fed...
2Latinfartusstuffed, full, filled, gorged
3Latinfarciōto cram, stuff

Words derived from “fartar”

Every word from Latin farciō →Every word from Latin fartus →Every word from Galician farto →