Where does “haver” come from?

haver (Ladino) comes from Hebrew חבר, from English cob — A male swan; A corncob; A round, often crusty...

haver (Ladino): partner, comrade, associate

Definitions

  1. partner, comrade, associate

Ancestry of “haver”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1HebrewחברA friend; A fellow, associate, companion,...
2EnglishcobA male swan; A corncob; A round, often crusty...
Every word from English cob →Every word from Hebrew חבר →
haver — Etymology, Origin & Word History | Etymology Explorer