Where does “charry” come from?

charry (English) comes from English char, from English cha, from Hindi चा, from Persian چا, from Chinese 茶, from Proto-Loloish la¹, from Proto-Sino-Tibetan s-la — leaf; tea; flat object.

charry (English): Having a flavour of charred wood; Relating to...

Definitions

Having a flavour of charred wood; Relating to...

Ancestry of “charry”, step by step

Step	Language	Word	Meaning
1	English	char	To burn something to charcoal; To burn slightly...
2	English	cha	tea, sometimes specifically masala chai; You;...
3	Hindi	चा	Alternative form of चाय
4	Persian	چا	tea
5	Chinese	茶	tea
6	Proto-Loloish	la¹	tea
7	Proto-Sino-Tibetan	s-la	leaf; tea; flat object

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