Where does “madrugón” come from?

madrugón (Spanish) comes from Spanish madrugar, from Old Portuguese madurgar, from Vulgar Latin maturicare, from Latin maturāre.

madrugón (Spanish): early riser, early bird; early start

Definitions

  1. early riser, early bird; early start

Ancestry of “madrugón”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Spanishmadrugarto get up early
2Old Portuguesemadurgar—
3Vulgar Latinmaturicare—
4Latinmaturāre—

Words derived from “madrugón”

Every word from Latin maturāre →Every word from Vulgar Latin maturicare →Every word from Old Portuguese madurgar →