Where does “nábobok” come from?

nábobok (Hungarian) comes from Hungarian nábob, from German Nabob, from English nabob, from Hindi नवाब, from Portuguese nababo, from Urdu نواب, from Arabic نَوَّاب, from Arabic نُوَّاب — representative”, “deputy; deputy; naib.

nábobok (Hungarian): nominative plural of nábob

Definitions

  1. nominative plural of nábob

Ancestry of “nábobok”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Hungariannábobnabob, nawab
2GermanNabob—
3EnglishnabobAn Indian ruler within the Mogul empire; Someone...
4Hindiनवाबnabob, nawab
5Portuguesenababonabob Indian ruler
6Urduنوابnabob, nawab
7Arabicنَوَّاب—
8Arabicنُوَّاب—
9Arabicنَائِبrepresentative”, “deputy; deputy; naib
Every word from Arabic نَائِب →Every word from Arabic نُوَّاب →Every word from Arabic نَوَّاب →