Where does “harto” come from?

harto (Spanish) comes from Latin fartus, from Latin farciō — to cram, stuff.

harto (Spanish): tired, fed up; having the appetite satisfied;...

Definitions

  1. tired, fed up; having the appetite satisfied;...

Ancestry of “harto”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Latinfartusstuffed, full, filled, gorged
2Latinfarciōto cram, stuff

Words derived from “harto

Every word from Latin farciōEvery word from Latin fartus