Etymology
May 6thAsked by oddd
chickpeas
ˈtʃɪkpiːz
The word 'chickpeas' comes from the Middle English 'chiche', from the Old French 'chiche', from the Latin 'cicer'. The Latin word 'cicer' is believed to have originated from an ancient Mediterranean language. Chickpeas have been cultivated for thousands of years and have been an important food source in various cultures.
Example of usage:
Hummus is a popular dish made from chickpeas.
cicer
pois chiche