Where does “bicota” come from?

bicota (Portuguese) comes from Portuguese Bico, from Pali bhikkhu, from Sanskrit भिक्षु — mendicant, beggar; A Buddhist monk.

bicota (Portuguese): peck short and noisy kiss

Definitions

  1. peck short and noisy kiss

Ancestry of “bicota”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1PortugueseBicoAnatomical structure
2Palibhikkhubeggar; Buddhist monk
3Sanskritभिक्षुmendicant, beggar; A Buddhist monk

Words derived from “bicota”

Every word from Sanskrit भिक्षु →Every word from Pali bhikkhu →Every word from Portuguese Bico →