Where does “derrumbar” come from?

derrumbar (Spanish) comes from Vulgar Latin derupare, from Latin rūpēs — cliff, rock.

derrumbar (Spanish): to demolish; to break down, to slump

Definitions

  1. to demolish; to break down, to slump

Ancestry of “derrumbar”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Vulgar Latinderupare—
2Latinrūpēscliff, rock

Words derived from “derrumbar”

Every word from Latin rūpēs →Every word from Vulgar Latin derupare →