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• teanal, teanale

語源

From Middle English tenel, from 古期英語 tǣnel, tēnil ‎(“a wicker basket”), from a diminutive of Proto-Germanic *tainijǭ ‎(“basket”), a derivative of *tainaz ‎(“twig”). Related to 古期英語 tān ‎(“twig”). More at tan.

名詞

teanel ‎(複数形 teanels)

1. (Britain, dialectal, Northern England) A wicker basket.
   • 1839, Ann Wheeler, Westmoreland and Cumberland Dialects:

     I doant like cocklin, an gang toth skeer I'll net, an I can nivver spin tow enuff to please him, hees sic a reeden paddock; last neet he lickd me with steal, threw a teanale wie cockls at me, brack aw me cups an saucers, a teepot I gav a grote for at Kendal Fair, [...]