Where does “adjilé” come from?

adjilé (Ladino) comes from Ottoman Turkish عجله, from Arabic عَجَلَة, from Arabic عَجِلَ — to hurry, to rush.

adjilé (Ladino): hurry, rush, haste

Definitions

  1. hurry, rush, haste

Ancestry of “adjilé”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Ottoman Turkishعجلهrush, haste, hurry, precipitancy, dispatch, the act of doing something quickly
2Arabicعَجَلَة—
3Arabicعَجِلَto hurry, to rush
Every word from Arabic عَجِلَ →Every word from Arabic عَجَلَة →Every word from Ottoman Turkish عجله →