Where does “compenetrado” come from?

compenetrado (Portuguese) comes from Portuguese compenetrar, from Portuguese penetrar, from Latin penētrō — to enter.

compenetrado (Portuguese): convinced; focused

Definitions

  1. convinced; focused

Ancestry of “compenetrado”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Portuguesecompenetrarto drive in; to convince; to convince oneself
2Portuguesepenetrarto penetrate; to get into, to get in
3Latinpenētrōto enter

Words derived from “compenetrado”

Every word from Latin penētrō →Every word from Portuguese penetrar →Every word from Portuguese compenetrar →