rambunctious – Once rumbustious and robusteous, it is probably based on Latin robus, “oak”—implying strength—and can describe a person or animal. More…
robust – Comes from Latin meaning “oak” and “oaken.” More…
tan – From a Latin word for “oak,” it first referred to the crushed bark of the oak or other trees, especially in its use to convert hides into leather. More…
tree – Part of a large Indo-European group based on deru/doru-, “oak.” More…