karozzin

The story

1. Latin · derived fromcarrūca“carriage; coach; chariot”
2. Latin · derived fromcarrus“wagon; four-wheeled baggage cart”
3. Italian · derived fromcarrozza“horse-drawn or railroad carriage”
4. Maltese · borrowed fromkarozzin
5. English todaykarozzin

Borrowed from Maltese karozzin, karrozzin, from Italian carrozza (“horse-drawn or railroad carriage”), from carro (“means of transport for carrying goods”) (from Latin carrus (“wagon; four-wheeled baggage cart”), or from carruca (“(obsolete) carriage; coach”) (from Latin carrūca (“carriage; coach; chariot”)).

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