moll

Meaning

Adj

1. moist, wet
2. weak

Noun

1. (masculine, uncountable) marrow, as in bone marrow
2. (masculine, uncountable) the soft part of a fruit

Noun

several species of fish

Noun

1. (masculine) quay, jetty
2. (masculine) breakwater

Concepts

marrow

pier

wet

wharf

dock

quay

tender

gentle

wharfage

soft

mullet

platform

surmullet

thick

red mullet

Mullus surmuletus

bedraggle

gray mullet

bone marrow

damp

draggle

goatfish

grey mullet

jetty

medulla

midst

mole

Synonyms

medul·la

embarcador

roger

bla

plàstic

feble

suau

tou

medul·la òssia

flonjo

xopat

desembarcador

andana

mújol

brut

cor

❤️

embrutar

flonho

humit

mig

port

Translations

muelle

moelle

quai

molo

mojado

bagnato

medula

mouillé

molhado

kade

midollo

feucht

Kai

kaai

aanlegplaats

Pronounced as (IPA)

[ˈmɔʎ]

Etymology

Inherited from Latin: mollis

Cognate with Occitan: mòl

Cognate with French: mou

Cognate with Spanish: muelle

Inherited from Latin: medulla

Cognate with Occitan: mesolh

Cognate with Spanish: meollo

Cognate with Portuguese: miolo

Inherited from Latin: mullus

Inherited from Latin: moles

In summary

Inherited from Old Catalan moyll, from Latin mollem, from earlier *molduis, from Proto-Indo-European *ml̥dus (“soft, weak”), from *(s)meld- (“soft, weak, tender”). Compare Occitan mòl, French mou, Spanish muelle.