Comment Comment by eckmLJE they're all english- peplum - late 17th century: via Latin from Greek peplos .- boucle - late 19th century: French, literally ‘buckled, curled’.- pessary - late Middle English: from late Latin pessarium, based on Greek pessos ‘oval stone’ (used in board games).- doula - 1960s: modern Greek, from Greek doulē ‘female slave’.- chignon - late 18th century: from French, originally ‘nape of the neck’, based on Latin catena ‘chain’.- tulle - early 19th century: from Tulle, a town in SW France, where it was first made.etc parent eckmLJE 4 years ago
- peplum - late 17th century: via Latin from Greek peplos .
- boucle - late 19th century: French, literally ‘buckled, curled’.
- pessary - late Middle English: from late Latin pessarium, based on Greek pessos ‘oval stone’ (used in board games).
- doula - 1960s: modern Greek, from Greek doulē ‘female slave’.
- chignon - late 18th century: from French, originally ‘nape of the neck’, based on Latin catena ‘chain’.
- tulle - early 19th century: from Tulle, a town in SW France, where it was first made.
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