Where does “sbario” come from?

sbario (Welsh) comes from English spar, from Middle English sparre, from Middle Dutch sparre, from Old Dutch sparro, from Frankish sparro, from Proto-Germanic sparrô, from Proto-Indo-European (s)par- — beam, log.

sbario (Welsh): to spare, to have mercy, to deliver

Definitions

  1. to spare, to have mercy, to deliver

Ancestry of “sbario”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1EnglishsparA rafter of a roof; A thick pole or piece of...
2Middle Englishsparrespar, rafter, beam
3Middle Dutchsparrepole, beam; rafter
4Old Dutchsparro—
5Frankishsparro—
6Proto-Germanicsparrôa wooden beam, a log
7Proto-Indo-European(s)par-beam, log
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