Schell

English Etymology en de - surname, from the adjective de Schelle jingle bell. Compare en Shell. Proper noun en. Hunsrik Pronunciation Etymology 1 From hrx gmh schelle, from hrx goh skella; related to goh scellan to ring, sound, from hrx gmw-pro *skellan to ring, clatter, sound out. Noun f Schelle bell hrx Heerst-du dem Bellsnickel sein Schell? Etymology 2 Noun hrx noun form m hrx Schall Further reading Luxembourgish Etymology lb gem-pro ine-pro From lb gmh schelle, from lb goh skella; related to goh scellan to ring, sound, from lb gmw-pro *skellan to ring, clatter, sound out. Cognate with de Schelle, nl schel. Related to the verb lb schalen to resound, to echo. Pronunciation lb /ʃæl/ lb æl 1 Noun f (small) bell Synonyms lb Klack Plautdietsch Etymology From pdt gml schelden to scold, from pdt osx *skeldan, from pdt gem-pro *skeldaną. Noun pdt noun f plural -- scolding, reprimand pdt 1-syllable words Rhine Franconian Etymology From gmw-rfr gmh schëlle, from gmw-rfr goh scëlla little bell, related to goh scëllan to ring, sound, from gmw-rfr gem-pro *skellan- and ultimately from gmw-rfr ine-pro *kelh₁- to shout, call. Noun gmw-rfr noun ? gmw-rfr Palatine bell