'abkar' originates from Arabic, specifically the word 'بكر' (bikr), where 'بكر' meant 'virgin' or 'young woman'.

'بكر' (bikr) transformed into the Persian word 'abkar', and eventually became used in English contexts to refer to a young woman or virgin.

Initially, it meant 'virgin' or 'young woman', but over time it evolved into its current usage in specific cultural or historical contexts.