Mull.
mould, loose earth
Meaning & usage
mould, loose earth
Where this word comes from
Byform of Müll (“waste, rubbish”, older also “earth, dust”), which see. Related with English mould (“loose earth”), but not directly cognate.
Mull (an island, the second largest in the Inner Hebrides, in Argyll and Bute council area, Scotland)
Where this word comes from
From English Mull.
synonym of Maulwurf (“mole”)
one of various mammals that dig subterranean burrows
Where this word comes from
From Low German Mull, from Middle Low German mul, mol. Cognate with Dutch mol, English mole. Related with German Molch (“salamander”).
gauze (very thin fabric, generally used for medical purposes)
Where this word comes from
From English mull, shortened from mulmul, from Hindi मलमल (malmal).
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