Where does “cambra” come from?

cambra (Italian) comes from French cambré, from Latin camur, from Ottoman Turkish چامور, from Old Anatolian Turkish چامور, from Proto-Turkic *čalpmur — mud.

cambra (Italian): cramp, clamp

Definitions

  1. cramp, clamp

Ancestry of “cambra”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Frenchcambrépast participle of cambrer
2Latincamurcurved, bent, crooked
3Ottoman Turkishچامورmud, mire, slush, muck
4Old Anatolian Turkishچامور—
5Proto-Turkic*čalpmurmud

Words derived from “cambra”

Every word from Proto-Turkic *čalpmur →Every word from Old Anatolian Turkish چامور →Every word from Ottoman Turkish چامور →