Galician

169 words that reached Galician from Semitic languages. Extracted from Wiktionary (CC BY-SA 4.0), unreviewed.

abadeAramaic · “abbot”
aceaArabic · “tide mill”
acealArabic · “twitch”
aceiteArabic · “olive oil”
acelgaArabic · “chard”
achaqueArabic · “excuse, pretext”
acibecheOld Persian · “jet (a form of compact, glistening coal often us”
AcreModern Hebrew · “Acre (a port city in northern Israel, holiest ci”
adobeAncient Egyptian · “adobe (brick)”
adraArabic · “temporary share or allotment of a communal terra”
adufeSumerian · “kind of squared tambourine of Arab origin”
afagarArabic · “to flatter”
aforrarArabic · “to save, to economize”
aguacilArabic · “bailiff”
alambicarAncient Greek · “to distill”
alaridoArabic · “yell”
albacoraArabic · “albacore, longfin tuna (Thunnus alalunga, a larg”
albanelArabic · “mason, bricklayer”
albardaArabic · “packsaddle”
albaroqueModern Hebrew · “meal or feast held as corroboration of a deal”
albízarasArabic · “good news”
alcacénArabic · “green rye, wheat, barley, oats used as fodder”
alcácerArabic · “alcazar (Moorish fortress)”
alcachofraArabic · “artichoke”
alcaioteArabic · “pimp (prostitution solicitor)”
alcaldeArabic · “mayor (the leader of a city or a municipality)”
alcaparraLatin · “caper (plant or bud)”
alcarrazaSumerian · “scorpionfish”
alcatifaArabic · “carpet (a fabric used as a floor covering)”
alcouceArabic · “small sheltered square in a hamlet or village”
alcouveArabic · “seedbed; nursery”
alcriqueArabic · “Atlantic saury (Scomberesox saurus)”
alcumeArabic · “nickname, soubriquet”
alcuñoArabic · “nickname, soubriquet”
aldeaArabic · “village, hamlet”
aldrabaArabic · “doorknocker”
alfábegaArabic · “basil (plant or culinary herb)”
alfaiaArabic · “jewel”
alfaiateArabic · “tailor”
alfergaArabic · “thimble (especially, a bottomless one)”
alfilPersian · “bishop”
alfineteArabic · “pin (small needle with no eye)”
alfombraArabic · “rug, carpet”
AlgarveArabic · “Algarve (a traditional region and former kingdom”
algodónArabic · “cotton (material)”
alicerceArabic · “foundation”
alifafeArabic · “quilt”
alifafeArabic · “affliction, infirmity”
almadraqueArabic · “mattress”
almanaqueByzantine Greek · “almanac”
almofadaArabic · “pillow”
almogávarArabic · “rider, marauder, applied mostly to Christian sol”
alquimiaAncient Greek · “alchemy”
alxibeArabic · “cistern, underground water reservoir”
alxofrePersian · “seed pearl”
ámbarAndalusian Arabic · “amber”
anafilArabic · “a long, straight war trumpet or bucina used by t”
arancelArabic · “tariff, custom”
argolaArabic · “ring”
arrozAncient Greek · “rice (Oryza sativa, a cereal)”
ataLatin · “until, till, up to”
atafalArabic · “crupper (a strap, looped under a horse's tail, u”
atalaiaArabic · “watchtower”
ataúdeArabic · “coffin”
ateigarAndalusian Arabic · “to overfill”
axóuxereArabic · “rattle, jingle bell”
azafateArabic · “low basket; tray”
azougueAkkadian · “market square”
azougueArabic · “mercury, quicksilver”
azoutaArabic · “spank”
azucreSanskrit · “sugar”
azulPersian · “blue (colour)”
azumbreArabic · “azumbre, a unit of liquid measure equivalent to ”
baldaArabic · “bagatelle, trifle”
bardaMiddle Persian · “a piece of defensive (or, sometimes, ornamental)”
batánArabic · “fulling mill”
belotaAramaic · “acorn”
BenxamínBiblical Hebrew · “Benjamin”
berenxenaSanskrit · “eggplant, aubergine”
brecaArabic · “cramp (painful contraction of a muscle)”
cacifoArabic · “salt cellar”
CaisLatin · “Cádiz (a city in Cádiz, Spain)”
calafatearArabic · “to caulk (seal joints with caulk)”
cameloProto-Semitic · “camel”
carveaAncient Greek · “caraway (Carum carvi)”
ceifaArabic · “harvesting”
celamínArabic · “synonym of ferrado, a traditional Galician unit ”
celgaArabic · “chard”
cenoriaAncient Greek · “carrot”
chafarizArabic · “fountain (artificial water feature)”
chupaArabic · “doublet; jacket”
cirolasArabic · “long johns or similar undergarment”
cofiñoArabic · “a small closed compartment of the dorna”
comiñoAkkadian · “cumin”
cotifarArabic · “to shove”
cotónArabic · “fur, fluff, fuzz”
dadoLatin · “die”
de baldeArabic · “gratis, for free”
eivaArabic · “disability of a limb”
elixirAncient Greek · “elixir”
en baldeArabic · “in vain”
encelgaArabic · “chard”
espiñacaPersian · “spinach”
falangueiroLatin · “a natural conversationalist”
falúaArabic · “felucca”
fanegaAndalusian Arabic · “English or American bushel, a dry measure”
farfantónArabic · “braggart, boaster”
fasquíaLatin · “long wooden slat”
fazañaArabic · “feat, deed”
foánArabic · “what's-his-name, so-and-so”
fulánArabic · “alternative letter-case form of Fulán, what's-hi”
garfoArabic · “fork (eating utensil)”
hanukíaModern Hebrew · “hanukkiah”
hebreoModern Hebrew · “Hebrew (person)”
IraqArabic · “Iraq (a country in West Asia in the Middle East)”
lacazánArabic · “lazy”
laranxaSanskrit · “orange (colour)”
leilánArabic · “auction”
limaArabic · “lime (fruit)”
limetaPersian · “flask, bottle”
limónSanskrit · “lemon”
loucoArabic · “madman”
maquíaArabic · “the share of flour a miller would receive as pay”
MaríaAramaic · “a female given name from Hebrew, equivalent to E”
marránArabic · “pig, swine; sow”
matePersian · “mate, checkmate”
mesquiñoArabic · “poor”
mesquitaArabic · “mosque (a place of worship for Muslims)”
MiguelBiblical Hebrew · “a male given name from Hebrew, equivalent to Eng”
mocaArabic · “mocha”
nocaArabic · “nape (back part of the neck)”
papagaioArabic · “parrot”
papoulaAndalusian Arabic · “poppy”
pascuaModern Hebrew · “Easter”
quilateAncient Greek · “carat (unit of weight for precious stones and pe”
RaquelBiblical Hebrew · “Rachel (biblical character)”
regueifaAramaic · “traditional wedding cake”
retramaArabic · “Spanish broom, Spartium junceum”
sábadoModern Hebrew · “Saturday”
sandíaSanskrit · “watermelon (Citrullus lanatus, a vine-like flowe”
SevillaPhoenician · “Seville (the capital city of Andalusia, Spain)”
sofáArabic · “sofa, couch”
solermaArabic · “flattery; wheedling”
taleigaAndalusian Arabic · “large bag”
tamborArabic · “drum (percussive musical instrument)”
tarabelaArabic · “a chatty person, chatterbox”
tazaArabic · “cup; mug, bowl”
tegaAndalusian Arabic · “synonym of ferrado, a traditional unit of dry me”
teigaAndalusian Arabic · “basket”
ToméAramaic · “a male given name, equivalent to English Thomas”
xabarilArabic · “wild boar”
xáceaArabic · “ridge beam”
XácomeModern Hebrew · “James (a prophet)”
XanModern Hebrew · “a male given name, equivalent to English John or”
xardónArabic · “ocellated lizard (Timon lepidus)”
xaropeArabic · “syrup”
xasmínMiddle Persian · “jasmine”
XeremíasModern Hebrew · “Jeremiah (a prophet)”
xerraArabic · “jar (an earthenware container with one or more h”
XesúsBiblical Hebrew · “Jesus”
xibónArabic · “doublet (article of men's clothing)”
XoánModern Hebrew · “a male given name, equivalent to English John”
XoanaModern Hebrew · “a female given name, equivalent to English Jane,”
XohánModern Hebrew · “a male given name, equivalent to English John”
xudeuModern Hebrew · “Jew”
zafarArabic · “to let off, spare, free”
zafraAndalusian Arabic · “anvil”
zocoArabic · “souq (market)”
zumeAncient Greek · “juice”