sicim.
Thin rope or twine typically made from flax or hemp fibers
Meaning & usage
Thin rope or twine typically made from flax or hemp fibers
Where this word comes from
From Ottoman Turkish سجیم (sicim, “string, cord, twine”) (alternative forms; سجم, سیجیم), possibly from Classical Mongolian ᠰᠢᠴᠢᠮ (sičim, “rope”) but this is not certain. Cognates with Azerbaijani sicim, Karachay-Balkar джиджим (cicim), Karakalpak şıjım, Nogai şıjım.
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