Where does “haverye” come from?

haverye (Middle Low German) comes from Dutch haverij, from Italian avaria, from Arabic عوارية, from Arabic عَوَار, from Arabic عَوِرَ — to lose an eye.

Ancestry of “haverye”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Dutchhaverij—
2Italianavariadamage; breakdown, failure; inflection of...
3Arabicعواريةdamage in transit, average, the occurrence of...
4Arabicعَوَارfault, blemish, defect, flaw
5Arabicعَوِرَto lose an eye

Words derived from “haverye”

Every word from Arabic عَوِرَ →Every word from Arabic عَوَار →Every word from Arabic عوارية →