Hülle

hulle huelle hülle German Etymology de ine-pro *ḱel- cover From de gmh hülle, from de goh hulla, derived from the verb goh hullen (whence modern de hüllen), from de gmw-pro *hulljan, from de gem-pro *huljaną. Related with en hull, though not immediately cognate. Pronunciation de [ˈhʏlə] de De-Hülle.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de Hül le de ʏlə 2 Noun f covering, wrapping de jocular often in plural de Kleidung de die Hüllen fallen lassen to undress to drop the wrappings case, sheath de Hülse husk useless, dried-up, worthless exterior mantle anything that covers or conceals something else shell any hollow structure; framework, or exterior structure cladding hard coating, bonded onto the outside of something to add protection de aeronautics envelope bag containing the lifting gas of a balloon or airship de chemistry shell set of atomic orbitals that have the same principal quantum number de mathematics closure smallest set that both includes a given subset and possesses some given property Declension f Derived terms de CD-Hülle<t:jewel case (CD cover)><g:f> enthüllen<t:to unveil, reveal> Erdhülle<t:geosphere> Lufthülle<t:atmosphere> Hüllblatt<t:involucre> hüllen<t:to wrap, drape, cover> Hüllenelektron<t:shell electron> Hüllkelch Hüllkurve<t:envelope (geometry)> Hüllwort<t:euphemism> in Hülle und Fülle<t:in abundance> Further reading