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	==Etymology==		==Etymology==
	The word ''spice'' originated in [[Middle English]] which came from the [[Old French]] words {{Lang\|fro\|espece}}'', {{Lang\|fro\|espis(c)e}},'' and {{Lang\|fro\|espis(c)e}}. According to the ''[[Middle English Dictionary]]'', the Old French words came from [[Anglo-Norman language\|Anglo-French]] ''spece''; according to [[Merriam-Webster\|Merriam Webster]], the Old-French words came from Anglo-French ''espece,'' and ''espis''. Both publications agree that the Anglo-French words derived from [[Latin]] {{Lang\|la\|species}}. [[Middle English]] {{Lang\|enm\|spice}} had its first known use as a noun in the 13th century.		The word ''spice'' originated in [[Wikipedia:Middle English\|Middle English]] which came from the [[Wikipedia:Old French\|Old French]] words {{Lang\|fro\|espece}}'', {{Lang\|fro\|espis(c)e}},'' and {{Lang\|fro\|espis(c)e}}. According to the ''[[Wikipedia:Middle English Dictionary\|Middle English Dictionary]]'', the Old French words came from [[:en:Anglo-Norman language\|Anglo-French]] ''spece''; according to [[:en:Merriam-Webster\|Merriam Webster]], the Old-French words came from Anglo-French ''espece,'' and ''espis''. Both publications agree that the Anglo-French words derived from [[Wikipedia:Latin\|Latin]] {{Lang\|la\|species}}. [[Wikipedia:Middle English\|Middle English]] {{Lang\|enm\|spice}} had its first known use as a noun in the 13th century.