Where does “tunelar” come from?

tunelar (Spanish) comes from Spanish túnel, from English Tunnel, from Old French tonel, from Old French tone, from Late Latin tunna, from Proto-Celtic tunna — hide, skin.

tunelar (Spanish): to tunnel

Definitions

  1. to tunnel

Ancestry of “tunelar”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Spanishtúneltunnel; nutmeg
2EnglishTunnelAn underground or underwater passage
3Old Frenchtonelbarrel
4Old Frenchtonelarge barrel
5Late Latintunnatun, box
6Proto-Celtictunnahide, skin

Words derived from “tunelar”

Every word from Proto-Celtic tunna →Every word from Late Latin tunna →Every word from Old French tone →