Where does “tysanne” come from?

tysanne (Anglo-Norman) comes from Middle French ptisane, from Latin ptisana, from Ancient Greek πτισάνη, from Ancient Greek πτίσσειν — to peel, to crush.

tysanne (Anglo-Norman): tisane

Definitions

tisane

Ancestry of “tysanne”, step by step

Step	Language	Word	Meaning
1	Middle French	ptisane	—
2	Latin	ptisana	—
3	Ancient Greek	πτισάνη	peeled barley, barley-water; barley
4	Ancient Greek	πτίσσειν	to peel, to crush

Words derived from “tysanne”

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Every word from Ancient Greek πτίσσειν →Every word from Ancient Greek πτισάνη →Every word from Latin ptisana →