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Where did the word sequin originate?

The word "sequin" originates from French, specifically from the Middle French word "esquiner", which meant "to sparkle" or "to glitter".

The word likely evolved from the Old French word "esquine", which referred to a small, shiny piece of metal.

Interestingly, the word "esquine" itself has roots in the Latin word "spina", meaning "thorn", likely referencing the shape of early sequins.

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