Sabel
MEANING
ORIGIN
European
ETYMOLOGY
Derived from the Latin 'sabulum', meaning sand or gravel, possibly referring to the color of the fur
CULTURAL NOTES
Historically, sable fur was a symbol of luxury and wealth in European cultures.
HISTORICAL CONTEXT
Used in the Middle Ages as a term for a type of fur worn by nobility.
MEANING
ORIGIN
Germanic
ETYMOLOGY
From the Old High German 'zabel', meaning a black color
CULTURAL NOTES
Associated with elegance and formality in German-speaking regions.
HISTORICAL CONTEXT
Commonly used in heraldry and fashion descriptions.
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