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English has borrowed many words from Arabic, often through other languages such as Spanish or French. Here are some notable examples: 1. Alcohol - From Arabic al-kuḥl, originally referring to kohl, a powdered eyeliner, and later extended to distilled substances. 2. Algebra - From al-jabr, meaning "reunion of broken parts," it refers to the branch of mathematics dealing with symbols and equations. 3. Alkaline - From al-qaliy, referring to calcined ashes, which are basic in pH. 4. Alchemy - From al-kīmiyāʾ, an early form of chemistry linked with mysticism. 5. Azimuth - From as-sumūt, meaning "the paths" or "directions," used in navigation and astronomy. 6. Cotton - From quṭun, referring to the soft fiber
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