narghile

[nahr-guh-lee, -ley] /ˈnɑr gə li, -ˌleɪ/
noun
1.
a Middle Eastern tobacco pipe in which the smoke is drawn through water before reaching the lips; hookah.
Also, nargile, nargileh.
Origin
1830-40; < Turkish nargile < Persian nārgīleh, derivative of nārgīl coconut, from which the bowl was formerly made
British Dictionary definitions for narghile

narghile

/ˈnɑːɡɪlɪ; -ˌleɪ/
noun
1.
another name for hookah
Word Origin
C19: from French narguilé, from Persian nārgīleh a pipe having a bowl made of coconut shell, from nārgīl coconut
Word Origin and History for narghile
n.

"oriental water pipe for smoking," 1839, from French narghileh, from Persian nargileh, from nargil "cocoa-nut," of which the bowl was originally made. The Persian word is probably from Sanskrit narikerah, which may be from a Dravidian source.