Where does “stwrsiwn” come from?

stwrsiwn (Welsh) comes from English sturgeon, from Middle English sturgiun, from Old French estorjoun, from Frankish sturjō, from Proto-Germanic sturjô — sturgeon.

stwrsiwn (Welsh): sturgeon (any fish belonging to

Definitions

  1. sturgeon (any fish belonging to

Ancestry of “stwrsiwn”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1EnglishsturgeonAny marine or freshwater fish of the family...
2Middle EnglishsturgiunSturgeon or its meat; A dish made of veal made to...
3Old Frenchestorjounsturgeon
4Frankishsturjōsturgeon
5Proto-Germanicsturjôsturgeon

Words derived from “stwrsiwn”

Every word from Proto-Germanic sturjô →Every word from Frankish sturjō →Every word from Old French estorjoun →