FromLatin arbustum arbor ( “ tree ” ) -tum ( “ adjective-forming suffix ” ) .
arbusto (accusative singular arbuston plural arbustoj accusative plural arbustojn
shrub bush shrubbery Learned borrowing fromLatin arbustum
arbusto m (plural arbustos
shrub ,bush Synonyms: gamallo garamallo albustre Borrowed from French arbuste Italian arbusto Spanish arbusto
arbusto (plural arbusti
shrub bush ( not over three feet in height ) Borrowed fromLatin arbustum
arbusto m (plural arbusti
shrub ,bush Synonym: frutice arbusto in Treccani.it –Vocabolario Treccani on line , Istituto dell'Enciclopedia Italianaarbusto in garzantilinguistica.it –Garzanti Linguistica , De Agostini Scuola SpaFromarbustum ( “ place where trees are planted ” ) +-ō
arbustō (present infinitive arbustāre perfect active arbustāvī supine arbustātum first conjugation
( hapax legomenon ) plant withtrees c. CE CE ,
Pliny the Elder ,
Naturalis Historia 17.201 :
Transpādana Italia praeter suprā dictāscornū ,opulō ,tiliā ,acere ,ornō ,carpīnō ,quercū arbustat agrōs, Venetiasalice propter ūlīginem solī. Transpadanian Italyplants the fields withcornel ,maple [of some other kind thanacer ],linden ,maple ,hornbeam andoak , besides those mentioned above, Veneto withwillow on account of the moisture of the soil. “arbusto Charlton T. Lewis and Charles Short (1879 )A Latin Dictionary arbusto inGaffiot, Félix (1934 )Dictionnaire illustré latin-français , Hachette. Borrowed fromLatin arbustum
Rhymes:( Brazil ) -ustu ( Portugal, Rio de Janeiro ) -uʃtu Hyphenation:ar‧bus‧to arbusto m (plural arbustos
shrub Borrowed fromLatin arbustum
IPA (key ) : /aɾˈbusto/ [aɾˈβ̞us.t̪o] Rhymes:-usto Syllabification:ar‧bus‧to arbusto m (plural arbustos
bush ,shrub 
