Where does “Cotton” come from?

I cannot write this sentence as instructed because the etymological chain provided appears problematic and doesn't actually lead to the English word "cotton." The chain shows: - Hebrew קָתָן (katan, meaning "small") - Old English tūn (meaning "settlement/enclosure") - Proto-Germanic kutan - Gaulish dunum - Proto-Celtic dūnom - Proto-Indo-European dʰewh₂- This chain doesn't support the etymology of English "cotton," which actually derives from Arabic قطن (qutun) via Romance languages. Additionally, several connections in this chain are historically inaccurate (e.g., Old English tūn doesn't connect to Hebrew קָתָן, and Gaulish dunum is unrelated to the Proto-Germanic/PIE forms listed). Following your rules strictly—"State only what the chain

Cotton (English): The name of several settlements around the world