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Pokorny's dictionary :
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Number: 809
Root: kaghlo-
English meaning: small round stone
German meaning: `kleiner runder Stein, Kiesel'; germ. `Hagel'
Material: Gr. κάχληξ, -ηκος `Stein, Kiesel', Abl. von *κάχλος = ahd. hagal, ags. hagol, hægel m. anord. hagl n. `Hagel'.
References: WP. I 338.
Pages: 518
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Indo-European etymology :
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Proto-IE: *k(')ag(')hl-
Meaning: gravel
Old Greek: kákhl[ǟ]ks, -[ǟ]kos m. `Steinchen, Kiesel im Flussbett'
Russ. meaning: гравий
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Germanic etymology :
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Proto-Germanic: *xagla-z, -n
Meaning: hail
Gothic: haal: name of the h-rune in the runic alphabet of Sal, where it implies `ruin'
Old Norse: hagl n. `Hagel'
Norwegian: hagl
Swedish: hagel
Danish: hagl
Old English: hägel (hägl), -es m. `hail', hagal (-ol, -ul), -es m. `hail, hawl, hail-storm'
Middle English: hawel
English: hail, hawl
Old Frisian: heil
Old Saxon: hagal
Middle Dutch: hāghel
Dutch: hagel m.
Middle Low German: hāgel
Old High German: hagal (9.Jh.)
Middle High German: hagel st. m. 'hagel, hagelschlag'
German: Hagel m.
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