Where does “zoqueiro” come from?

zoqueiro (Galician) comes from Galician zoco, from Spanish zoco, from Arabic سُوق, from Aramaic שוקא, from Akkadian 𒋻, from Akkadian 𒆸, from Sumerian 𒆸 — block, slab; to make clod.

zoqueiro (Galician): a shoemaker specialized in clogs

Definitions

  1. a shoemaker specialized in clogs

Ancestry of “zoqueiro”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Galicianzocotraditional leather boot with wooden sole, clog;...
2Spanishzocosouq; left-handed
3Arabicسُوقmarket, souq
4Aramaicשוקאstreet; square, plaza, forum; market, bazaar
5Akkadian𒋻divide, cut off
6Akkadian𒆸"upqu" "block"
7Sumerian𒆸block, slab; to make clod
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