hangelle
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Noun
hangelle
Etymology
From Proto-West Germanic *hangalljā, *hangilljā (“that which hangs”), equivalent to hangian + -elle. Cognate with Old High German hangilla, hengila (“cluster of grapes”).
Pronunciation
Noun
hangelle f
- an implement that hangs; an attachment
Declension
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | hangelle | hangellan |
| accusative | hangellan | hangellan |
| genitive | hangellan | hangellena |
| dative | hangellan | hangellum |
Declension of hangelle (weak)
Descendants
- Middle English: hangel, hongel, hongill
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