rovereto

See also: Rovereto

Italian

Etymology

From Early Medieval Latin roboretum. Analyzable as rovere (“oak”, from Latin rōbur) +‎ -eto (“grove, forest”). Cognate with French rouvraie, Occitan roveda.

Noun

rovereto m (plural rovereti)

  1. oak woodland
    Synonym: querceto
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