Where does “пупы́рь” come from?

пупы́рь (Russian) comes from Russian пуп, from English poop, from French poupe, from Ligurian popa, from Vulgar Latin puppa, from Latin puppis — stern, poop of a ship; a ship; backside of a...

пупы́рь (Russian): blister

Definitions

  1. blister

Ancestry of “пупы́рь”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Russianпупbelly button, navel, umbilicus
2EnglishpoopTo make a short blast on a horn; To break wind;...
3Frenchpoupepoop, stern
4Ligurianpopa—
5Vulgar Latinpuppabreast, teat, nipple, boob; stern
6Latinpuppisstern, poop of a ship; a ship; backside of a...

Words derived from “пупы́рь”

Every word from Latin puppis →Every word from Vulgar Latin puppa →Every word from Ligurian popa →