Plural of celemin; multiple units of the Spanish dry measure.
The plural form of 'celemin,' formed by adding the standard Spanish plural ending '-es,' maintaining the root's connection to Arabic 'thuluth' and its evolution through Iberian measurement systems.
When English speakers borrowed 'celemines' as a plural, they were essentially carrying forward a linguistic package deal—one word that contained Arabic math, Spanish trade, and European commerce all wrapped together.
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