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Where does “pulcro” come from?

pulcro (Spanish) comes from Latin pulchrum, from Latin pulcher, from Latin polcher.

pulcro (Spanish): tidy, neat; pretty, beautiful

Definitions

  1. tidy, neat; pretty, beautiful

Ancestry of “pulcro”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Latinpulchrumbeauty; nominative neuter singular of pulcher;...
2Latinpulcherbeautiful, fair, pretty; noble, honorable,...
3Latinpolcher—

Words derived from “pulcro”

  • pulquérrimo
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