Etymology of the Portuguese word veto
the Portuguese word veto
derived from the Portuguese word vetar
derived from the Latin word vetare (to forbid; forbid, prohibit; reject)
of unknown origins
derived from the Portuguese word veto
derived from the Portuguese word vetar
derived from the Latin word vetare (to forbid; forbid, prohibit; reject)
of unknown origins
derived from the Portuguese word veto
derived from the Portuguese word vetar
derived from the Latin word vetare (to forbid; forbid, prohibit; reject)
of unknown origins
derived from the Portuguese word veto
derived from the Portuguese word vetar
derived from the Latin word vetare (to forbid; forbid, prohibit; reject)
of unknown origins
derived from the Portuguese word veto
derived from the Portuguese word vetar
derived from the Latin word vetare (to forbid; forbid, prohibit; reject)
of unknown origins
derived from the Portuguese word veto
derived from the Portuguese word vetar
derived from the Latin word vetare (to forbid; forbid, prohibit; reject)
of unknown origins
derived from the Portuguese word veto
derived from the Portuguese word vetar
derived from the Latin word vetare (to forbid; forbid, prohibit; reject)
of unknown origins
derived from the Portuguese word veto
derived from the Portuguese word vetar
derived from the Latin word vetare (to forbid; forbid, prohibit; reject)
of unknown origins