open, sesame; Etymology [edit] From its use in Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves, translating French Sésame, ouvre-toi in Antoine Galland's version of the Ali Baba story in the One Thousand and One Nights, possibly based on an oral Arabic source. Not, as some have purported, a corruption of Open, says me!. Pronunciation [edit]. The first conversation is happening between two friends in the car. Person 1: "Can you get me my chewing gum please, it is in the glove compartment.". Person 2: "It won't open.". Person 1: "It can be a bit stiff sometimes.". Person 1: "Open sesame.". This next conversation is taking place between two people working in a shop.
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Theory 1: A Glimpse of Hebrew Origins. One theory ventures into the realm of Hebrew etymology, proposing a link between "open sesame" and the Hebrew word "סיסמה" (sisma), meaning "password.". The phonetic similarity between "sesame" and "sisma" raises the possibility of a linguistic connection. This idea is supported by.. "Open sesame" is a passphrase opening the treasure cave in the tale of Ali Baba and the Fourty Thieves.In French at least, it is a widely used phrase to say jokingly when using keys or any other mean to open a locked door (especially if your friends have been waiting for you, the bearer of the keys!).
