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German
Etymology
From Middle Low German kötel. Also a Low and Central Franconian word. Cognate with Dutch keutel. Unrelated to German Kot (“feces”); instead, probably derived from the noun at hand in Dutch koot (“little bone”), thus originally “something hard”. Compare German Köte (“the heelbone of a horse; fetlock”).
Pronunciation
Noun
Köttel m (strong, genitive Köttels, plural Köttel)
- (regional) a small piece of hard (chiefly animal) feces
Usage notes
- The word is now well attestable in edited prose, but may not be familiar to all speakers outside of northern and western Germany.
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