Where does “isolar” come from?

isolar (Portuguese) comes from French isoler, from French isolé, from Italian isolato, from Latin insulatus, from Latin insulare, from Latin Īnsula, from Proto-Italic enselā.

isolar (Portuguese): to isolate, insulate; to seclude; to segregate

Definitions

  1. to isolate, insulate; to seclude; to segregate

Ancestry of “isolar”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Frenchisolerto isolate; to insulate
2Frenchisoléisolated; past participle of isoler; An...
3Italianisolatoisolated, secluded, cut off; remote, lonely;...
4Latininsulatusmade into an island
5Latininsularepresent active infinitive of īnsulō;...
6LatinĪnsula—
7Proto-Italicenselā—

Words derived from “isolar”

Every word from Proto-Italic enselā →Every word from Latin Īnsula →Every word from Latin insulare →
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