Where does “aparte” come from?

aparte (Portuguese) comes from Italian a parte, from English apart, from Middle English apart, from Anglo-Norman a part, from Latin ad partem — to the side.

aparte (Portuguese): remark; aside; a comment made during discourse, especially one that interrupts it

Definitions

  1. remark; aside; a comment made during discourse, especially one that interrupts it

Ancestry of “aparte”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Italiana parteaside
2EnglishapartPlaced separately; separately, exclusively, not...
3Middle Englishapart—
4Anglo-Normana part—
5Latinad partemto the side

Words derived from “aparte”

Every word from Latin ad partem →Every word from Anglo-Norman a part →Every word from Middle English apart →