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Etymology of the Italian word tettorio

the Italian word tettorio
derived from the Latin word tectorius (used for covering, or for plastering)
derived from the Latin word tectorium (plaster)
derived from the Latin word tectorius (used for covering, or for plastering)
derived from the Latin word tectorium (plaster)
derived from the Latin word tectorius (used for covering, or for plastering)
derived from the Latin word tectorium (plaster)
derived from the Latin word tectorius (used for covering, or for plastering)
derived from the Latin word tectorium (plaster)
derived from the Latin word tectorius (used for covering, or for plastering)
derived from the Latin word tectorium (plaster)
derived from the Latin word tectorius (used for covering, or for plastering)
derived from the Latin word tectorium (plaster)
derived from the Latin word tectorius (used for covering, or for plastering)
derived from the Latin word tectorium (plaster)
derived from the Latin word tectorius (used for covering, or for plastering)
derived from the Latin word tectorium (plaster)
derived from the Latin word tectorius (used for covering, or for plastering)
derived from the Latin word tectorium (plaster)




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