"Rococo" was taken from the French word rocaille (meaning "pebble") and the Portuguese barrocco (meaning "baroque").

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This statement is true. The term "Rococo" refers to a style that emerged in Europe in the 18th century, characterized by elaborate decoration featuring forms inspired by nature such as shells and pebbles. The word "rocaille" in French means "pebble," and the term "barrocco" in Portuguese is related to the word "baroque," which refers to a similarly ornate style that preceded Rococo.

"Rococo" Was Taken from the French Word Rocaille (Meaning "Pebble")