It was Al-Khwarizmi's work entitled, Al-Kitab Al-Mukhtasar fi hisab al-jabr wal mugabala, that leads us to the word algebra. The "al-jabr" was extracted and applied to that subject beloved by teenagers around the world. its arabic
The ultimate deravation is Arabic - al jebr, meaning a 'reunion of broken parts' as in computation. Known in Baghdad in the 9th Century
it came from Arabic.
Arabic
Arabia.
The word "algebra" came from the Arabic "al-jabr," meaning restoration. But algebra itself came earlier from India, the ancient Babylonians, Greeks, Chinese, and Egyptians.
The specific word "algebra" first appears in Latin, specifically medieval Latin. It's derived from an Arabic term "al jebr", though, if that's what you meant.
it came from Arabic.
The English word "algebra" is derived from an Arabic phrase usually transliterated as "al-jebra".
where does the word 'algebra' come from?
Its greek I think I not sure though No it's Arabic. I'm positive.
algebra is Arabic
Arabic
Arabic.
al-jabr is algebra
Arabic
Arabia.
The etymology behind the algebra is a cognate from Arabic language. The word transliterated from its Arabic origin would be "al-jabr."
Arabic: Al-Jabira or something similar