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Cloche Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
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Clock" is related to the "Glocke" of German, or the "Cloche" of French. They are all derived from the medieval Latin word "clocca", meaning bell. Also "Cloak" is apparently called that, because
Clock" is related to the "Glocke" of German, or the "Cloche" of French. They are all derived from the medieval Latin word "clocca", meaning bell. Also "Cloak" is apparently called that, because
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Apparently "cloak" and German "Glocke" (bell) are cognates, because cloaks are named after their bell shape : r/etymology
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etymological twins: 'clock' – 'cloak' | word histories
Do clochards ring bells? : r/French
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