Etymology and Meaning:
The word "spinach" comes from:
Origin:
Spinach originated in ancient Persia (modern-day Iran). It was believed to have been brought to Spain by Arab traders in the 8th century AD. From Spain, it spread to other European countries and eventually to North America.
Meaning:
The name "spinach" ultimately derives from the Arabic phrase "isbinākh," which means "the herb China." This is likely a reference to the fact that spinach was originally thought to have originated in China, even though it actually originated in Persia.
Etymology Middle English cabach cabage Old North French caboche cabuige Late Latin
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