Etymology of the Latin word corona
the Classical Latin word
corona (crown; crown; garland, wreath)
derived from the Greek word
korone, κορώνη
derived from the Greek word
koronos, κορωνός
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*sker- (to turn, bend)
Derivations in Latin
corolla,
coronalis,
coronarius,
coronare,
Coronilla,
coronifera,
coronulatum,
coronula,
CoronellaDerivations in other languages
Albanian
kurorë, Anglo-Norman
coroune, Czech
koruna, English
corona, French
coronelle, French
corone, German
krune, High German
korona, Italian
corona, Italian
cèco, Italian
island, Portuguese
coroa, Portuguese
corona, Portuguese
coronado, Portuguese
coronel, Romanian
cunună, Romanian
coroană, Spanish
corona, Swedish
kronaUsage
Word found in Classical Latin
