Etymology of the Latin word pulmo
the Classical Latin word
pulmo (lung; lungs)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*pleu-Derivations in Latin
pulmonarius,
Pulmonata,
pulmonataDerivations in other languages
English
pulmones, English
pulmonate, French
pulmonique, French
poumon, Italian
polmone, Italian
pulmocutaneo, Italian
pulmonectomia, Portuguese
pulmão, Romanian
pulmonCognates
French
poumon, Italian
polmone, Provençal
polmo, Spanish
pulmonUsage
Word found in Classical Latin
