Mull

mull múll müll Müll English Etymology 1 Isle of + From the noun en mull promontory crag, promontory. Known in Old Norse as non Myl. Pronunciation en /mʌl/ Scotland,RP,Southern England en /mʊl/ Northern England en ʌl 1 Proper noun en island , the second largest in the Inner Hebrides, in carea/Argyll and Bute cc/Scotland. Translations island Scottish Gaelic: gd Muile Etymology 2 From en mulligatawny. Noun en Anglo-Indian slang obsolete A member of the Service belonging to the Madras Presidency. en 1837 Asiatic Journal 251 The Mulls have been excited also by another occurrence affecting rather the trading than fashionable world. en 1844 The New Sporting Magazine 8 394 but the glorious days, when "Qui-hyes" and "Mulls" used to be pitted against each other for first spear, have vanished, 1852, Notes and Queries (1st ser. v. 165) [R]esidents of Bengal, Bombay, and Madras are, in Eastern parlance, designated 'Qui Hies,' 'Ducks,' and 'Mulls.' References German Etymology 1 Byform of de Müll waste, rubbish”, older also “earth, dust 1, which see. Related with en mould loose earth, but not directly cognate. Pronunciation de /mʊl/ de De-Mull.ogg Noun m,s:es.sg de chiefly northern Germany mould, loose earth Declension m,s:es.sg Derived terms de Mullboden Torfmull Etymology 2 From de nds Mull, from de gml mul, gml mol. Cognate with nl mol, en mole. Related with de Molch salamander. Pronunciation Like etymology 1 above. Noun m,s:es,e de dialectal de Maulwurf mole de biology in compounds one of various mammals that dig subterranean burrows Declension m,s:es,e Derived terms de Beutelmull Blessmull Goldmull Graumull Nacktmull Spitzmull Sternmull Etymology 3 From de en mull, shortened from en mulmul, from de hi मलमल. Pronunciation Like etymology 1 above. Noun m,s:es,e[rare] gauze very thin fabric, generally used for medical purposes Declension m,s:es,e Derived terms de Mullbinde Mullgewebe Mullkompresse Mullverband Etymology 4 de :bor en:Mull From de en Mull. Pronunciation de /mal/ Proper noun toponym de island , the second largest in the Inner Hebrides, in carea/Argyll and Bute cc/Scotland Mull Further reading Mull_Gewebe Limburgish Pronunciation li /mul/ li ul 1 Etymology 1 From li dum mule, from li odt *mūla, from li gem-pro *mūlō. Noun f Mülltje li Eupen mouth of an animal li possibly _ pejorative mouth of a person kiss Etymology 2 From a li Mullber 1, from li gmw-pro *mōrubaʀi mulberry. Noun f li Eupen raspberry li Animal body parts Body parts Berries Luxembourgish lb:+en Etymology From lb fr moûle, from lb la musculus. Pronunciation lb /mul/ lb ul 1 Noun f mussel lb Bivalves