سقرلات

Persian

Etymology

From Arabic سِقِلَّات‎ (siqillāt). Doublet of ‎ (sejellât).

Pronunciation

(Classical Persian) IPA^(key): /saqiɾˈlɑːt/

(Dari Persian) IPA^(key): /saqɪɾˈlɑːt/

(Iranian Persian) IPA^(key): /sæɢeɾˈlɒːt/

(Tajik) IPA^(key): /saqiɾˈlɔt/

Noun

Iranian Persian	سقرلات
Dari	سقرلات
Tajik	сақирлот (saqirlot)

سقرلات • (saqerlât)

scarlet (color)
felt; flannel

Descendants

→ Thai: สักหลาด (sàk-gà-làat)
→? Medieval Latin: scarlatum (“scarlet cloth”) (or directly from a Mediterranean dialect of Arabic, or from Germanic)
- → Old French: escarlate
  - → English: scarlet
  - Middle French: escarlate
    - French: écarlate
  - → Portuguese: escarlate
  - → Spanish: escarlate
- → Italian: scarlatto
Ottoman Turkish: اسكرلت‎ (iskerlet)

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