Where does “çǔmri” come from?

çǔmri (Andalusian Arabic) comes from Spanish azumbre, from Arabic ثمن, from Ancient Greek τίμημα, from Ancient Greek τῑμή, from Ancient Greek τῑ́ω — to honor, revere.

çǔmri (Andalusian Arabic): azumbre an obsolete unit of measure

Definitions

azumbre an obsolete unit of measure

Ancestry of “çǔmri”, step by step

Step	Language	Word	Meaning
1	Spanish	azumbre	an ancient measure of volume of liquids used in Castile, equivalent to 2.016 litres
2	Arabic	ثمن	price; one eighth
3	Ancient Greek	τίμημα	—
4	Ancient Greek	τῑμή	honor, esteem; worship, honour; honour, esteem
5	Ancient Greek	τῑ́ω	to honor, revere

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