Where does “oriundo” come from?

oriundo (Spanish) comes from Latin oriundus, from Latin -undus, from Proto-Italic -ontnos, from Proto-Italic -ontinos.

oriundo (Spanish): native to; native

Definitions

  1. native to; native

Ancestry of “oriundo”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Latinoriundusdescended from; born in
2Latin-undusDerives adjective nouns from verbs, similar to...
3Proto-Italic-ontnos—
4Proto-Italic-ontinos—
Every word from Proto-Italic -ontinos →Every word from Latin -undus →Every word from Latin oriundus →