oogtaal.
nonverbal communication using the eyes
Meaning & usage
nonverbal communication using the eyes
Where this word comes from
From oog (“eye”) + taal (“language”).
synonym of wimper (“eyelash”)
Where this word comes from
From oog (“eye”) + taal (“hair”); this meaning of taal is long-obsolete in modern Dutch and derives from Proto-West Germanic *tagl (“hair, tail”). It is thus cognate with English tail, and etymologically distinct from the common word taal meaning "language".
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