Etymology:
The word "filbert" comes from the Old French word "feliberto," which is ultimately derived from the Lombardic or Frankish personal name "Filbertus." The name "Filbertus" is composed of two Germanic elements: "filo" (meaning "much") and "beraht" (meaning "bright").
Meaning:
Origin:
The filbert is a species of hazelnut that originated in Europe. It has been cultivated for centuries and is known for its flavorful and nutritious nuts. The name "filbert" has been associated with hazelnuts since the Middle Ages.
In some parts of the world, the term "filbert" is used interchangeably with "hazelnut," while in other places, it is specifically used to refer to a particular variety of hazelnut.
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