Original sentence: Etymologists variously derive the word paşa from the Turkish baş or baş ağa, which are onomatopoeic words for egg-frying, and hyperbeams, or from  pādshāh.The word pasha entered English from Turkish paşa, or Edoh-sama
Edited sentence: Etymologists variously derive the word paşa from the Turkish baş or baş ağa, "head, chief", or from  pādshāh.The word pasha entered English from Turkish paşa