Latin prandium

← Ancient Greek ἄριστον (cognate)

← Proto-Indo-European *pr̥h₃mós (inherited)

← Proto-Indo-European *h₁ed- (mention)

← Proto-Indo-European *preh₂- (derived)

← Proto-Italic *prāndijom (inherited)

← Latin prīmus (mention)

← Latin edō (mention)

← Latin *pram (mention)

→ English prandial (derived)

→ Dalmatian prinz (inherited)

→ Irish proinn (derived)

→ Italian pranzo (inherited)

→ Italian prandio (borrowed)

→ Latin ientaculum (mention)

→ Latin prandeo (mention)

→ Portuguese prândio (borrowed)

→ Romanian prânz (inherited)

→ Bourguignon pregneire (inherited)

→ Aromanian prãndzu (inherited)