1545-55; short for Turkey cock and Turkey hen cock and hen of Turkey, first applied to guinea fowl, later confused with the American bird.
The Turkish name for it is hindi, literally "Indian," probably via Middle French dinde (c.1600, contracted from poulet d'inde, literally "chicken from India," Modern French dindon), based on the common misconception that the New World was eastern Asia.
The stories say he was originally from Turkey but modern stories say he now lives at the North Pole.
The turkey is a North American bird.
The Common Turkey is a native of North America
Hazelnuts originally come from the region surrounding the Black Sea, particularly in areas of modern-day Turkey. They have been cultivated for thousands of years in this region, which is still the largest producer of hazelnuts today. Other countries, such as Italy and the United States, also grow hazelnuts, but Turkey remains the dominant source.
It came from England
a turkey!!!!
The word "turquoise" comes from the French word "turquois," which means "Turkish." This is because the stone was originally brought to Europe from Turkey.
turkey came from turkey
Yes, the domesticated turkey is attributed to the Aztec civilization, in central Mexico.
The eastern part of Thrace, which was originally part of Greece, is now Turkey.
Imports from Turkey will come from Turkey. In much the same way as imports from France will come from France, and imports from Spain will come from Spain.
a turkey comes from a farm