Etymology The English word amber derives from Middle Persian ʾmbl, traveling via Arabic (), Edward Lipinski | Semitic Languages Outline of A Comparative Grammar | Department Of Oriental Studies Leuven Belgium | Assimilation stages of the word Anbar P.189 https://hcommons.org/?get_group_doc=1004138/1673969011-Lipinski_-_Semitic_Languages._Outline_of_a_Comparative_Grammar.pdf Middle Latin ambar, and Middle French ambre to be adopted in Middle English in the 14th century.
Etymology The English word amber derives from Middle Persian ʾmbl, traveling via Arabic (), Edward Lipinski | Semitic Languages Outline of A Comparative Grammar | Department Of Oriental Studies Leuven Belgium | Assimilation stages of the word Anbar P.189 https://hcommons.org/?get_group_doc=1004138/1673969011-Lipinski_-_Sem.itic_Languages_Outline_of_a_Comparative_Grammar.pdf Middle Latin ambar, and Middle French ambre to be adopted in Middle English in the 14th century.