Camel
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 70
kamfel, n. an animal of Asia and Africa with one or two humps on its back, used as a beast of burden and for ruling (O. Fr camel — (timclas—Gr. kamelos— Heb. gamal) Camellia, ha-mcl'ya, u a species of evergreen shrubs, natives of China and Japan [Named from Canid a Jesuit, said to have brought from the East.] Camelopard, kam-el'u-pard or kam'el-G-pard, n. the giraffe. [L Camelopard a lis; from Gr. kamelos, the camel, and purdahs, the panther
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