adjective
friscum
*friscum (feminine *frisca)
Meaning
- Proto Romancereconstructionfresh
- Proto Romancereconstructioncool
Origins
Proto-Indo-European *preyskosder. Proto-Germanic *friskazbor. Latin *friscum Borrowed from Proto-Germanic *friskaz.
Gallo-Romance
- Catalanfresc
- Occitanfrescfrom Old Occitan fresc
- Franco-Provençalfrès
- Old Frenchfreis
Ibero-Romance
- Portuguesefrescofrom Old Galician-Portuguese fresco
- Spanishfrescofrom Old Spanish fresco
- Aragonesefresco
- Asturianfrescu
- Leonesefrescu
- Galicianfrescofrom Old Galician-Portuguese fresco
- Ladinoפﬞריסקוfrom Old Spanish fresco
- Belizean Creolefreskofrom Old Spanish fresco
- Central Bikolpreskofrom Old Spanish fresco
Italo-Romance
- Italianfresco
- Neapolitanfrisco
- Maltesefriskfrom Sicilian friscu
Insular Romance
- Sardinianfriscu
Borrowed from one or more of the above
- Medieval Latinfriscus
Elsewhere
- Albanianfreskët
In English words that came into English from friscum
- fresco*friscum