killern.
to tickle
Meaning & usage
to tickle
Where this word comes from
Probably from Low German killern, apparently iterative of *killen, kiddeln, from Middle Low German kittelen, kētelen, from Old Saxon kitilōn, from Proto-Germanic *kitilōną. For the phonetic development compare especially Danish kilde, kildre, Norwegian kile. Also cognate with German kitzeln, Dutch kietelen, English kittle.
to erase ink with an ink eraser
Where this word comes from
Killer + -en, from Tintenkiller (“ink eraser”, literally “ink killer”).
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