trindle
English
noun
Definitions
- (dialectal) a wheel, especially of a wheelbarrow.
- A piece of wood, etc., laid between the cords and boards of a book to flatten before cutting.
Etymology
Inherited from Middle English trindel (roller, wheel) inherited from Old English tryndel (circle, ring, wheel, roller) inherited from Proto-Germanic *trundilaz (hoop, ring) suffix from English trend (clean wool, fad, tendency).
Origin
English
trend
Gloss
clean wool, fad, tendency
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- antitrend English
- betrend English
- countertrend English
- detrend English
- downtrend English
- gigatrend English
- macrotrend English
- megatrend English
- microtrend English
- minitrend English
- subtrend English
- trend English
- trend-busting English
- trender English
- trendify English
- trending English
- trendite English
- trendle English
- trendless English
- trendlet English
- trendoid English
- trendsetter English
- trendsetting English
- trendspotter English
- trendspotting English
- trendwatcher English
- trendwhore English
- trendy English
- uptrend English
- trendi Finnish
- Trend German
- trend Hungarian
- trend Dutch, Flemish
- тренд Russian
- trend Norwegian Bokmål
- *trundilaz Proto-Germanic
- トレンド Japanese
- trend Polish
- trend Norwegian Nynorsk
- trendel Old English
- tryndel Old English
- trenden Middle English
- trindel Middle English
- trend Serbo-Croatian
- tren Indonesian