There is an early Arabic word 'al-birquq' which through Greek became 'benkokkia'. The old Latin name was 'Armeniacum' referring to the origin of the fruit in Armenia. The English name was adopted from the French word 'abricot'. Similar words exist today in Portuguese and Spanish as abricoque and albar
It comes from the Greek word lógos.
It came from the Latin word mentula...
From Aztlán (White Land), an allusion to their origins, probably in Northern Mexico.
The word dungarees come from the Hindi (Indian) word dungri
greek came up with the word
The English word Apricot comes from the French word abricot, itself from the Spanish albaricoque, itself coming from Arabic.
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The French word for apricot is "abricot".
The Hindi word for apricot is "khubani" or "zarshak."
I believe that Athi Palam is Fig and not Apricot. The Tamil word for Apricot is Saara paruppu.
a country
An apricot tree. It's related to and looks very similar to a peach tree.
Berikkai..
Aprikoosi.
The word "apricot" comes from the Arabic word "al-birquq," which was borrowed from the Late Latin word "præcoccus." This in turn originated from the Greek word "praikokion."
Satsuma, Apricot....Thats all I can come up with for now :D
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