The Arabic word is 'mawsim' meaning appropriate season (for a voyage or a pilgrimage)
The Arabic mawsim became the Portuguese moncao, which became the Dutch monssoen.
From the Middle French word gaze
The word Hajar is of Arabic origin, which means "a hot afternoon" or "very hot afternoon."
It is of Arabic origin, but the exact country isn't known.
The surname Alcarion does not have a clear origin in Spanish or Arabic. It is possible that it is a variant or a derivative of another surname. It is worth conducting more research or consulting with a genealogist to determine its specific origin.
Word monsoon has originated from the Arabic wod mausim which means weatherI presume wod means word... sheesh
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The Arabic mawsim became the Portuguese moncao, which became the Dutch monssoen.
The word Monsoon has been derived from the arabic word mawsim meaning 'season'.
The word "monsoon" is derived from the Arabic word "mausim," meaning season or wind shift. It was later adopted into Portuguese and Dutch before being used in English. The term originated in the Indian subcontinent to describe the seasonal wind patterns that bring heavy rainfall.
Arabic basically
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the word algebraic is arabic.
In1919 from Rus. Arabic word for 'tea'.
It came from the Arabic word buraq. DUM DUM!!!---- It came from the Arabic word buraq. DUM DUM!!!----
Algebra originated from the Arabic word 'Al Jabr'
French, from the Italian, from the Arabic.