Arabic words in English
Ever wondered how much influence Arabic words have in the English language? [Link]
Mar 14, 2006
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Cool site! its rare that you see an ip address instead of a written address.
excellent link tnks
alot (probably most) of these words are Persian … arabs, as merchants, took ideas (like “arabic” numerals) and words and called them their own
aye the spanish of course have a legacy of 5oo years of moors being there hence the words : ojala, paella, and many others