ulmu

Aromanian

Etymology

From Latin ulmus, from Proto-Indo-European *h₁élem (“mountain elm”). Compare Romanian ulm.

Noun

ulmu n

  1. elm

Kabyle

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin ulmum, via African Romance.

Noun

ulmu

  1. elm

References

  • Blench, Roger (2023), Linguistic and Archaeological Evidence for Berber Prehistory (Études et Documents Berbères; 49-50(1)), →DOI, page 8
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