Kolk.
scour, pothole (underwater hollow caused by erosion)
Meaning & usage
scour, pothole (underwater hollow caused by erosion)
a pond in bog or other humid terrain
Where this word comes from
16th century, from Middle Low German kolk, kulk, from Proto-West Germanic *kolk (“hole”), from Proto-Germanic *kulukaz, an extension of *kelǭ (“throat”). Cognate with Dutch kolk. Introduced in standard High German by Luther.
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