Bal

Appendix:Variations of "bal" Central Franconian Alternative forms gmw-cfr Ball most dialects Etymology 1 See gmw-cfr Ball. Pronunciation gmw-cfr /bɑ²l/ Noun gmw-cfr noun m plural Bel diminutive Beëlsje gmw-cfr Ball Kerkradish etymology 1 gmw-cfr Kerkradish informal testicle, nut gmw-cfr Kerkradish sports pass, shot gmw-cfr Dat woar ingen jouwe Bal! That was a nice shot! gmw-cfr Kerkradish chiefly in the negative anything gmw-cfr Iech versjton d'r gingen Bal va. I don't understand anything of it. Derived terms gmw-cfr Basketbal Hankbal Kopbal Korfbal Sjneibal Tennisbal Voesbal Etymology 2 See gmw-cfr Ball. Pronunciation gmw-cfr /bɑ¹l/ Noun gmw-cfr noun f plural Bals gmw-cfr Ball Kerkradish etymology 2 Derived terms gmw-cfr Auwwieverbal Etymology 3 From gmw-cfr fro bale, from gmw-cfr frk *balla, from gmw-cfr gem-pro *balluz. Pronunciation gmw-cfr /bɑ¹l/ Noun gmw-cfr noun m plural Bale diminutive Belsje gmw-cfr Kerkradish A bale of hay or straw. gmw-cfr Containers gmw-cfr Kerkradish A closed bag or package of wares. gmw-cfr Body parts Luxembourgish Etymology From lb fr bal. Pronunciation lb /baːl/ lb aːl 1 lb bal Noun m Baler Balen ball, dance Saterland Frisian Noun m stq Baal References +