LATIN DICTIONARYLexicon Latīnum
verbfirst conjugation

assaltō

*assaltō (present infinitive *assaltāre, perfect active *assaltāvī, supine *assaltātum)

Meaning

  1. Proto Italo Western Romancereconstructionassault

Origins

From *assaltus, itself from a modification of Latin assultus.

Elsewhere
  • Italianassaltare
  • Englishassaultfrom Middle French asauter
  • Frenchassauterfrom Middle French asauter
  • Spanishasaltar
  • Asturianasaltar
  • Idoasaltar
  • Interlinguaassaltar
  • Venetanasaltar
  • Walloonassôter
Old Portuguese
  • Portugueseassaltar
  • Galicianasaltar
Old Occitan
  • Catalanassaltar

Quick answers

What does assaltō mean in Latin?
assaltō, a verb, means “assault”.
What are the principal parts of assaltō?
assaltō, *assaltāre, *assaltāvī, *assaltātum (first conjugation).