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scholarly lexicographic noterekhta-urdu-chaa-history

چا — Urdu spelling history of the tea word

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Shamsur Rahman Faruqi
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2026
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Rekhta Dictionary · Lughat-e-Rozmarra
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The modern spelling arrived after the word.

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*lˤra

*lˤra → *drae → 茶 → چائے

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John Shakespear dictionary entry reported by Faruqi

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