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Etymological Dictionary of Arabic
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SRWL سرول 
ID – • Sw – • BP – • APD … • © SG | 28Mar2023
√SRWL 
“root” 
▪ SRWL_1 ‘trousers, pants, drawers, panties’ ↗sirwāl
 
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sirwāl سِرْوال , var. sirwīl, pl. sarāwīlᵘ 
ID – • Sw – • BP … • APD … • © SG | 28Mar2023
√SRWL 
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1a trousers, pants; b drawers; c panties – WehrCowan1976 
▪ Cheung2017rev: [on ↗sirbāl] ultimately of Ir origin, but prob. borrowed indirectly, via BiblAram sarbāl ‘tunics’1 < oIr/Scyth *šarabāra-, cf. Grk gloss sarábara ‘Scythian trousers’, Pers šalwār ‘trousers’. For details, see below, section DISC.
▪ Rolland2014: [on both ↗sirbāl and sirwāl] «du même étymon Phlv que le Pers šalvār ou šulvār ‘calçon, pantalon de marin et de voyageur’, composé de s šal ‘cuisse’, IE *(s)kel ‘crochu, tortueux’, et de vār ‘comme’.2 sirbāl est probablement transité par l’Aram. / La différence sémantique entre les deux mots trouve peut-être son explication dans le fait que le costume deux-pièces oriental s’appelle en persan šalvār qamīṣ, littéralement ‘pantalon-chemise’. L’arabe sirbāl semble être ce qui reste de cette appellation. Ainsi, pendant que le persan šalvār devenait l’arabe sirwāl et continuait à ne désigner que le bas du costume, šalvār qamīṣ se réduisait à sirbāl (sous-entendu qamīṣ) pour n’en désigner que le haut. (Hypothèse personnelle.) »
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