Where does “chagrijn” come from?

chagrijn (Dutch) comes from French chagrin, from Old French sagrin, from Turkish sağrı, from Ottoman Turkish صاغری, from Proto-Turkic sagrï — croup; rump; sacrum.

chagrijn (Dutch): chagrin; someone in a bad mood

Definitions

  1. chagrin; someone in a bad mood

Ancestry of “chagrijn”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Frenchchagrinsorrow, grief, chagrin; despondent, woeful;...
2Old Frenchsagrin—
3Turkishsağrırump
4Ottoman Turkishصاغریrump
5Proto-Turkicsagrïcroup; rump; sacrum

Words derived from “chagrijn”

Every word from Proto-Turkic sagrï →Every word from Ottoman Turkish صاغری →Every word from Turkish sağrı →