LL-L "Ethymology" 2003.07.06 (10) [E]

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From: Gabriele Kahn <globalmoose at t-online.de>
Subject: Ethymology

Wim wrote:

> We used to use the word  Kuul  or with Umlaut  Küül  for an axel with the
> wheels or a farm wagon.
...
> We  also used the word for "to roll something".

This seems to be related to the Northern German verb "kullern", to roll;
this is used for orbs (eggs, marbles, eyes, nuts, peas...) rather than mere
circles (such as wheels or hoops).

Gabriele Kahn

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