Where does “albergador” come from?

albergador (Portuguese) comes from Portuguese Albergar, from Portuguese Albergue, from Old Portuguese albergue, from Old Occitan albergue, from Medieval Latin alberga, from Proto-Germanic *harjabergu.

albergador (Portuguese): hosteler; host; hospitable; welcoming

Definitions

  1. hosteler; host; hospitable; welcoming

Ancestry of “albergador”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1PortugueseAlbergarto lodge at a hostel
2PortugueseAlberguehostel commercial overnight lodging place
3Old Portuguesealberguehostel
4Old Occitanalbergue—
5Medieval Latinalbergaencampment, barracks
6Proto-Germanic*harjabergu—
Every word from Proto-Germanic *harjabergu →Every word from Medieval Latin alberga →Every word from Old Occitan albergue →