Caramello
[kaɾaˈmɛllo]Meaning
Italian word for caramel
Background Story
Caramello is the Italian word for caramel, borrowed from Spanish caramelo or French caramel and in turn from Portuguese caramelo. That Portuguese form comes either from Late Latin calamellus or from Medieval Latin cannamellis. The sources checked do not record caramello as a personal name.
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