gual
Irish (Donegal)
/ɡuəlˠ/
noun
Definitions
- coal
Etymology
Inherited from Old Irish gúal (coal, charcoal) derived from Proto-Indo-European *gʷol-.
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*gʷol-
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Coalgate English
- Coalite English
- Coalville English
- anticoal English
- charcoal English
- coal English
- coal hole English
- coalbin English
- coalbox English
- coalcutter English
- coaldust English
- coaler English
- coalery English
- coalette English
- coalface English
- coalfield English
- coalfired English
- coalfish English
- coalheaver English
- coalheaving English
- coalhod English
- coalhouse English
- coalie English
- coalification English
- coalify English
- coalless English
- coallike English
- coalman English
- coalmaster English
- coalmine English
- coalminer English
- coalmining English
- coalmouse English
- coalowner English
- coalpit English
- coalplex English
- coalpot English
- coalsack English
- coalshed English
- coalsmoke English
- coaltit English
- coalworker English
- coalworks English
- coaly English
- coalyard English
- noncoal English
- quenchcoal English
- recoal English
- seacoal English
- зола Russian
- *gʷol- Proto-Indo-European
- *kulą Proto-Germanic
- cole Middle English
- cloch Irish
- clochghual Irish
- gualda Irish
- gualmhianach Irish
- mianach Irish
- زغال Persian
- gúal Old Irish
- gúalda Old Irish
- gual Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic
- geayl Manx
- kōle Middle Low German
- kolta Tok Pisin
- *jar- Proto-Iranian
- զողալ Middle Armenian
- kwal Hausa