Where does “dığan” come from?

dığan (Turkish) comes from Ottoman Turkish طغان, from Greek τηγάνι, from Byzantine Greek τηγάνιν, from Ancient Greek τηγάνιον, from Ancient Greek τήγανον, from Ancient Greek τάγηνον — frying pan, saucepan.

dığan (Turkish): frying pan

Definitions

frying pan

Ancestry of “dığan”, step by step

Step	Language	Word	Meaning
1	Ottoman Turkish	طغان	frying pan, skillet, a long-handled, shallow pan used for frying food
2	Greek	τηγάνι	frying pan, frypan
3	Byzantine Greek	τηγάνιν	—
4	Ancient Greek	τηγάνιον	frying pan, skillet
5	Ancient Greek	τήγανον	—
6	Ancient Greek	τάγηνον	frying pan, saucepan

Every word from Ancient Greek τάγηνον →Every word from Ancient Greek τήγανον →Every word from Ancient Greek τηγάνιον →