LATIN DICTIONARYLexicon Latīnum
noun · femininefirst declension

tsucca

*tsucca f (oblique *tsuccam)

Meaning

  1. femininereconstructionstump (of a tree)
  2. femininereconstructiontrunk (of a tree)

Origins

From Gaulish *tsukka, from Proto-Germanic *stukkaz (“stock; stump”).

Southern Gallo-Romance
  • Catalansoca
  • Catalansoc
  • Occitansoca
  • Aragonesezoca
  • Aragonesezueca
  • Aragonesezoque
  • Gasconsocfrom Occitan soca
  • Gasconsòcfrom Occitan soca
  • Limousincoçafrom Occitan soca
  • Nord-Occitansochafrom Occitan soca
Northern Gallo-Romance
  • Frenchsouchefrom Old French çoche
  • Englishchockfrom Old Northern French choque
  • Valdôtainsucfrom Franco-Provençal souche
  • Valdôtainquiucfrom Franco-Provençal souche
  • Valdôtaincucfrom Franco-Provençal souche
  • Normanchouquefrom Old Northern French choque
  • Picardchouquefrom Old Northern French choque
Italo-Romance
  • ItalianZoccofrom Sicilian zuccu
  • Tuscancioca
  • Tuscanciocco
  • Maltesezokkfrom Sicilian zuccu
Ibero-Romance
  • Spanishsoca
Padanian
  • Emiliansòca
  • Emiliansòc
  • Liguriançuco
  • Lombardsoca
  • Lombardsòca
  • Lombardsòc
  • Lombardsuc
  • Piedmontesesuca
  • Piedmontesesuc
  • Romagnolsòca

Quick answers

What does tsucca mean in Latin?
tsucca, a noun, means “stump (of a tree); trunk (of a tree)”.