wheal
Frequency
Pronounced as (IPA)
/wiːl/
Etymology
In summary
From Middle English whele (“boil”), from Old English *hwele (“boil”); related to Old English hwelian (“to fester, ulcerate”). Compare also Old English hwelca, hwylca (“an inflamed swelling, pustule”).
Dollbord
σπιθούρι
kabarcık ευημερία ίχνος μαστιγώσεως βουρδουλιά ξυλιά ράβδωση
البثرة
prospérité
piaga pręga
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