Etymology

Rocha

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Today it means: A surname from Portuguese. Full definition →

Portuguese Rocha ← Medieval Latin rocca ← Celtic
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Rocha · proper noun1

  1. Indo-European · derived from
  2. Germanic · derived from
  3. Celtic · derived from
  4. Medieval Latin · derived fromrocca
  5. Portuguese · borrowed fromRocha
  6. English todayRocha

Borrowed from Portuguese Rocha, from rocha, from Medieval Latin rocca, from Celtic and Germanic, from Indo-European. Cognate with English rock.

Rocha · proper noun2

  1. Spanish · borrowed fromRocha
  2. English todayRocha

Borrowed from Spanish Rocha

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