Silk is a Chinese word that means "silk".
O.E. sioloc, seoloc "silk," ultimately from an Asian word (cf. Chinesesi "silk," Manchurian sirghe, Mongolian sirkek) borrowed into Gk. asserikos "silken," serikon "silk" (cf. Gk. Seres, a name for an oriental people from whom the Greeks got silk). The use of -l- instead of -r-in the Balto-Slavic form of the word (cf. O.C.S. shelku, Lith. silkai) apparently passed into English via the Baltic trade and may reflect a Chinese dialectal form, or a Slavic alteration of the Gk. word. Also found in O.N. silki but not elsewhere in Gmc. Western cultivation began 552 C.E., when agents from Byzantium impersonating monks smuggled silkworms and mulberry leaves out of China. In ref to the "hair" of corn, c.1662, Amer.Eng. Silken is O.E. seolcen; silky is attested from 1611. Silkworm is O.E. seolcwyrm. Figurative use ofsilk-stocking (adj.) for "wealthy" is attested from 1798, Amer.Eng.Silk-screen is first attested 1930. - Online Etymology Dictionary, © 2010 Douglas Harper
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The noun "silk" is a common, uncountable, concrete noun; a word for a substance; a word for a thing.Note: The plural noun "silks" is a word specifically for types of or kinds of "silk" or a word for the identifying clothing worn by jockeys.
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 answer is it's a british word origin. The word was orriginaly made by the English society
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From the Middle French word gaze
Why the Silk Road was also called Trans-Eurasian was due to the origin of the word phrase. A silk road, also known as a silk route, is defined as the interlinking of trade routes across landmasses that connect Asia with the Mediterranean and Europe.
The Silk Princess is a Chinese legend. It is about the origin of silk in Asian culture. It is about a princess who smuggled silkworms into Khotan.
Silk originates from Old English sioloc, seolec, from late Latin sericum, neuter of Latin sericus, based on Greek Seres, the name given to the inhabitants of the Far Eastern countries from which silk first came overland to Europe.
The Chinese invented silk pillows.
The bum of the silk worm. It emits a thread that people in ancient China discovered you could weave into cloth.
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The noun "silk" is a common, uncountable, concrete noun; a word for a substance; a word for a thing.Note: The plural noun "silks" is a word specifically for types of or kinds of "silk" or a word for the identifying clothing worn by jockeys.
The word originates in Asia. The Manchurian word is 'sirghe' and the Mongolian word is 'Sirkek' The word passed into Greek as 'serikos' via an oriental people from whom the Greeks obtained silk and smuggled the silk worms from China in the 1st century The word silk originates from Ol' Spain.