Wieche.
wisp, strand of fibres
Meaning & usage
wisp, strand of fibres
wick, fuse, cord
wick, fuse, cord specifically, a twist of lint for holding a wound open
Where this word comes from
From Middle High German wieche, from Old High German wiohha, cognate to Middle Low German wēke, English wick, and Dutch wiek and in Luxembourgish Wick. Related by ablaut to German Wocken, Wickel and Wachs.
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