Gaufflete

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Alemannic German

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Etymology

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From Gaufel (empty hand), from Middle High German goufe (empty hand), from Old High German goufana. Cognate with Cimbrian gòffala, Old Norse gaupn (empty hand) (whence Scottish English gowpen (double handful)).

Noun

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Gaufflete f

  1. (Uri) handful

References

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