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Latin
1.1
Etymology 1
1.1.1
Noun
1.1.1.1
Descendants
1.2
Etymology 2
1.2.1
Verb
Latin
Etymology 1
From
Arabic
كَرَاوِيَا
(
karāwiyā
)
.
Noun
carui
?
(
indeclinable
)
(
Medieval Latin
)
caraway
Descendants
→
Old French:
carvi
(ms.
karvy
)
,
caroi
Middle French:
carvi
French:
carui
,
carvi
Middle English:
caraway
,
carewey
,
careway
,
carwey
,
carway
,
carawey
,
careaway
,
carewy
,
carwy
,
careeaway
,
charuwe
English:
caraway
Scots:
carvy
→
Middle Dutch:
carvi
Dutch:
karwij
→
Italian:
carvi
→
Spanish:
carvi
Etymology 2
See
careō
.
Verb
caruī
first-person
singular
perfect
active
indicative
of
careō
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