Turkish çakal, from Persian shaqāl, of Indo-Aryan origin; akin to Sanskrit sṛgāla jackal
Date: 1603
1 : any of several small omnivorous canids (as Canis aureus) of Africa and Asia having large ears, long legs, and bushy tails
2 a : a person who performs routine or menial tasks for another b : a person who serves or collaborates with another especially in the commission of base acts
In case you are talking about the animal, it is called Jackal in English.
the origin is where the word came from but the specific origin of the word ballot is latin root word.
The origin is from french
The origin of the word calliope: from Greek word: kalliope; meaning "beautiful voiced"
The answer is it's a british word origin. The word was orriginaly made by the English society
The Hindi word for jackal is "गीदड़."
The word "jackal" comes from the Persian word "šagāl" and ultimately from the Sanskrit word "śṛgāla".
In case you are talking about the animal, it is called Jackal in English.
Persian
תן = jackal
The word "Jackal" is not found in the King James Version of the Bible therefore no meaning can be ascribed to it. However, in the New International Version translation (NIV), the word "jackal" is found in 2 places, in Nehemiah 2:13 and in Micah. Both times the word "Dragon" is substituted for "Jackal". I believe the Jackal is related to the Fox which is a symbol of cunning, evil men. Also a "burrower" - refer to Luke 13:32, where Jesus refers to Herod as a "fox" .
chacal Sources: Google Translate
from a turkish word çakal
jackal
The jackal prowled through the desert, its keen senses alert for any signs of prey.
tahn (תן) = "jackal"
Mbwe is a kikuyu word which simply means a jackal.