Etymology

campo

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English oh ← Middle English o ← Old French oh
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campo · noun1

  1. Englishcamp(us)
  2. Latinō
  3. Old Frenchoh
  4. Middle Englisho
  5. EnglishO
  6. Middle Englisho
  7. Englishoh
  8. English todaycampo

From camp(us) + -o.

campo · noun2

  1. Portuguese · derived fromcampo
  2. Spanish · derived fromcampo
  3. English todaycampo

From Spanish campo and/or Portuguese campo. Doublet of camp and campus.

Campo · proper noun3

  1. Spanish · borrowed fromCampo
  2. English todayCampo

From Spanish Campo.

Words from the same roots

Spanishcampo all →

campCampo FilipinoCampo Sioco

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