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(in Egypt) a woman or girl who dances or sings professionally.
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alme
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almeh.
Origin:
< Egyptian Ar ʿ
almah,
var. of Ar
ʿālimah
lit., knowledgeable
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almah
Egyptian dancing-girl, belly-dancer, 1814, perhaps from Arabic
almah
(fem. adj.), "learned, knowing," from
alama
"to know." Or perhaps from a Sem. root meaning "girl" (cf. Heb.
alma
"a young girl, a damsel").
Online Etymology Dictionary, © 2001 Douglas Harper
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