myEtymology.com: Italian etymology of rondo

Etymology of the Italian word rondo

the Italian word rondo

derived from the Old French word rondeau

derived from the Old French word rondel

derived from the Old French word rond

derived from the Vulgar Latin root *retundus

derived from the Classical Latin word rotundus (round, circular; wheel-like)

derived from the Latin word rotare (to whirl about; whirl round; revolve, rotate)

derived from the Latin word rota (wheel)

derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *ret-

derived from the Old French word ronde

using the French prefix round-

derived from the Latin root *retundellus

derived from the Classical Latin word rotundus (round, circular; wheel-like)

derived from the Latin word rotare (to whirl about; whirl round; revolve, rotate)

derived from the Latin word rota (wheel)

derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *ret-

English rondo, French rondo, Romanian rondo