Etymology of the Latin word cornu
the Latin word
cornu (horn; horn; hoof; beak)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*ker-Derivations in Latin
Ammonites,
bicornis,
tricornis,
corneus,
cornua,
corniculum,
cornutus,
bicornius,
capricornus,
Lamellicornia,
cornicen,
corniger,
cornipes,
Cornucopiae,
bicornuta,
cornigera,
cornucopiae,
Clavicornia,
LongicorniaDerivations in other languages
Classic Latin
corniculum, English
cornu, French
corniere, French
cor, French
cavicorne, Italian
corno, Portuguese
corno, Romanian
corn, Spanish
cuerno, Spanish
cornial, Spanish
cornibrocho, Spanish
corniformeCognates
French
corne, French
cor, Italian
corno, Provençal
corn, Spanish
cuernoUsage
Word found in Medieval Latin, Classical Latin
