Where does “saundres” come from?

saundres (Middle English) comes from Old French sandre, from Medieval Latin sandalum, from Greek σάνδανον, from Arabic صَنْدَل, from Middle Persian cndl, from Sanskrit चन्दन, from Tamil சாந்து — Santalum tree.

saundres (Middle English): sandalwood

Definitions

  1. sandalwood

Ancestry of “saundres”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Old Frenchsandre—
2Medieval Latinsandalumsandal, sandalwood, santalum
3Greekσάνδανον—
4Arabicصَنْدَلsandalwood; sandal, shoe, slipper
5Middle Persiancndlsandalwood
6Sanskritचन्दनsandalwood
7Tamilசாந்துSantalum tree

Words derived from “saundres”

Every word from Tamil சாந்து →Every word from Sanskrit चन्दन →Every word from Middle Persian cndl →