Where does “rocalla” come from?

rocalla (Spanish) comes from Catalan rocall, from Catalan -all, from Latin -aculum, from Latin -aculus.

rocalla (Spanish): rocks, pebbles; rockery; rocaille, rococo

Definitions

  1. rocks, pebbles; rockery; rocaille, rococo

Ancestry of “rocalla”, step by step

rocalla traces back through two separate lines of ancestry.

via Catalan rocall

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Catalanrocallrocks, rocky debris
2Catalan-allIndicates an object with which or a place where...
3Latin-aculum—
4Latin-aculus—

via Spanish roca

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Spanishrocarock; feminine singular of roco
2Catalanrocarock
3Late Latinrocca—

Words derived from “rocalla”

Every word from Latin -aculus →Every word from Catalan -all →Every word from Latin -aculum →