Palavras de Origem Árabe Dicionarizadas em Inglês e em Espanhol

sericon \a. med.L. sericon (indeclinable). (...) That the word originally stood for some real
chemical substance is not improbable, but its proper meaning and etymology (perh. Arabic: ?
cf. zircon) are obscure.
serir \Arab. serir dry.
sesame \In early use, a. or ad. L. sesamum (see sesamum) (...), prob. of oriental origin, but the
relation to the Semitic forms (Syriac shushma, Jewish Aramaic shumshema, Arab. simsim) is
not clear (...) The mod. currency and form of the word are due to translations of the Arabian
Nights from Fr. (sésame)...
sesse \a. F. sesse, a. Arab. shash: see sash n.1
setwall \a. AF. zedewale = OF. citoual, citual, sotoval (Palsgr.), also citouar(t, etc., ad. med.L.
zedoale, var. zedoarium, ad. Arab. zedwar: see zedoary.
seyal \Arab. sayal.
shadda \a. Arab. shadda, lit. strengthening.
Shafiite \f. Arab. shafi , i + -ite1.
shahada \Arab. shahada testimony, evidence.
shahid \Arab. shahid witness, martyr.
Shaitan \Arab. shaitan, corruptly a. Heb. satan satan.
shamal \Arab. shamal left (hand), north, north wind. (Sometimes confused with samiel.)
Sharia \Arab. shari , a.
shauri \a. Swahili, f. Arab. shura.
sheikh \Arabic shaikh properly ‘old man’, f. shakha to grow or be old. Cf. OF. esceque, seic, F.
cheik, scheik, Sp. jeque, Pg. xeque.
Sheikha \Arab. shaikha.
Sherarat \Arab.
Sherari \Arab.
sherbet \a. Turkish and Persian sherbet, a. Arab. sharbah, f. shariba to drink. Cf. sorbet.
shereef \Arab. sharif noble, glorious, f. sharafa to be exalted.
shereefa \Arab. sharifah, fem. of sharif, see prec.
sheregrig \repr. African pronunciation of Arab. shiriqraq.
sherifi \Arab. sharifiy (Dozy), f. sharif (see shereef). Cf. seraph2, seraphin.
sherryvallies \The proximate history is obscure, but the word must be an adoption of some one
of the many forms of a widely diffused word of oriental origin, signifying a kind of trousers:
cf. Arab. sirwal, now commonly sharwal (pl. sarawil, sharawil), whence Sp. zaragüelles pl., Pg.
ceroulas pl.)...
sherwal \Arab. sharwal: see sherryvallies.
Shiah \Arab. shi , ah sect, f. root sha , a, in the 3rd conjugation to follow. The (b) forms, strictly
speaking, represent a distinct word, Arab. shiya , iy a member of the Shiah sect, a Shiite.
Shiite \f. shi- in Shiah + -ite. (The 18th c. form Sciaite seems to be f. Arab. shiya , iy a Shiite).
shittah \Heb. shittah. The tt is for prehistoric nt; cf. Arab. sant, OEgyptian sont, acacia.
shrab \Urdu, a. (through Persian) Arab. sharab wine, or any beverage, f. shariba to drink. Cf.
sherbet, shrub n.2
shrub \Variant of shrab, or metathetic ad. Arab. shurb drink, draught.
shufti \f. Arab. shufti have you seen?, f. shaf to see.
sicca \a. Pers. (Arab.) sikkah a die for coining, the impression on money.
sidi \a. Urdu sidi, Marathi siddhi, ad. Arab. sayyidi ‘my lord’: see Sayyid.
sief \ad. Arab. shiyaf, f. shwf to see, to adorn oneself.
silladar \a. Urdu (Pers.) silahdar armour-bearer, squire, f. Arab. silah arms, armour.
simoom \a. Arab. semum, f. the root samm to poison. With the form simoon cf. F. semoun,
simoun.
sim-sim \Arab.: see sesame.
Sinean \irreg. f. late L. Sinæ (...), prob. ad. Arab. Sin, the empire of China.
sine \ad. L. sinus a bend, bay, etc.; also, the hanging fold of the upper part of a toga, the bosom
of a garment, and hence used to render the synonymous Arab. jaib, applied in geometry as in
sense 2. Cf. F. sinus, Sp. and It. seno.
siphac \a. med.L. siphac, syphac (...), a. Arab. çafaq, from the root çafaqa to cover.
sirocco \a. It. sirocco, scirocco (also scilocco), = Sp. siroco (also xaloque), Pg. xarouco, (...),
ad. Arab. sharq east, f. sharaqa (the sun) rose. Cf. prec.
soda \a. med.L. soda, ad. Arab. çoda , , f. çada , to split.
sofa \= F. sofa, sopha, It., Sp., and Pg. sofa, ad. Arab. çoffah.
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