Clamoroso
/ˌklaməˈroʊsoʊ/noun
Very loud, noisy, or sensational; in some languages, striking or scandalous.
Did you know?Its root goes back to Latin *clamor*, “a shout,” from the same family that gave English *claim* and *proclaim*—words that began as acts of public calling-out.
Etymological Timeline
Proto-Indo-European
PIE
*kel-
“to call, cry out”
Latin
Latin
clamare
“to shout, call out”
Latin
Latin
clamor
“a shout, outcry, clamor”
Medieval Latin
Latin
clamorōsus
“noisy, full of shouting”
Italian
Italian
clamoroso
“noisy, loud; later also sensational or shocking”
Modern English
English
clamorous
“noisy, loud, or vehement”