What is a cigar?

A class of cigarettes, rolled from dried and fermented tobacco, smoked by lighting one end and then sucking the smoke produced by mouth duh at the other end. The main producers of cigar tobacco are: China, Brazil, Cameroon, Cuba, Dominica*** and the United States, Honduras, Indonesia, Mexico, Nicaragua and the United States. The cigars produced in Cuba are generally considered to be the finest of cigars.

The original word for cigar is not English and the spelling is not Cigar, which is not a noun but a verb. The original text of cigar is from the Mayan language, the original is Sikar. i.e., the meaning of smoking. 1492 Columbus discovered the New World of the Americas, the local native chiefs handheld a long pipe and Columbus than the rich cigar smoke flavor overflowing, Columbus smelled the aroma of amazement, then through the interpreter asked: "What is that smoky thing? " Columbus asked through the interpreter, "What is that smoky thing?", but the interpreter mistranslated it as "What are you doing?" The other replied: "Sikar". This word became the name of the cigar, which gradually evolved into "Cigar". After the cigar made its way from the American continent to Europe, the Mayan appellation became known in Latin as Cigarro, which is the closest spelling to modern English.