The word "crepe" originates from the Latin word "crispus," meaning "curled" or "wrinkled." It later evolved through the Old French word "crêpe," which referred to a type of thin fabric with a crinkled texture. Originally, "crepe" described a lightweight, crinkled silk or wool fabric used in garments, particularly for mourning attire, before the term began to refer to the thin pancake we know today.
In its original form, it's a Hebrew word meaning "beloved".
Homage is a french origin word used in English and its original meaning is praise.
The origin name of Germanium is from the latin word Germania, meaning Germany
It is a native American word meaning 'beside the long tidal river' Original spelling Quinnehtukqut
In the sense of a trial to determine guilt or innocence is the original meaning. It came through French from the Gallo-Romance word "triare" meaning to pick out.
The original Latin word was Transformare, meaning to change shape. The word came into the English language via the French language
From Latin 'harina' meaning a place of combat. The original meaning was a sandy place. The Roman arena was covered with sand
The origin is Greek
Arabic. It original meaning was simply spirit, similar to djinni. But the term has grown since then.
Pram is a short version of the original word 'perambulator', meaning someone who walks around.
"Engle" can have several meanings, depending on its origin. It may be derived from the word 'engilo', meaning 'young hero'. It may also be derived from 'engel', the original spelling of the word 'angel'. It is of Germanic origin.
The original Latin word was crispa/crispus meaning curled, uneven or wrinkled. Adopted into French as Crepe which a fabric with a ridged or crinkled surface