Etymology of the Latin word conchula
the Latin word
conchula (small mollusk, mussel, oyster)
derived from the Late Latin word
concha (bivalve, oyster shell; holy-water font; mollusk, murex, oyster)
derived from the Greek word
konche, κόγχη
Derivations in other languages
Italian
concola, Neapolitan
vòngola, Portuguese
concha, Spanish
concha, Spanish
concho
