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Underground The "Cigar Store Indians" Etymology cigar (n.) 1730, from Spanish cigarro (source also of French cigare), probably from Maya sicar "to smoke rolled tobacco leaves," from si'c"tobacco;" or from or Tobacco MNHN PDF) Two Polish loanwords in Yakut ('snuff [tobacco]'; 'thousand'), being also a look at their reflexes in some other Siberian languages as well as in Russian Tobacco,' known as 'tambaku' in various languages, including Sanskrit, Urdu, and Persian, has a disputed origin. Its etymology encompasses diverse narratives, ranging from the name of the island of Tobago to the

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