CROTAL


Meaning of CROTAL in English

I. cro·tal ˈkrōˌtäl, -ōd. ə l noun

( -s )

Etymology: Latin crotalum rattle, castanet, from Greek krotalon, from krotein to clap; akin to Old English hrindan to thrust, Old Norse hrinda to push

1. : crotalum

2. : a small spherical metal rattle (as on a harness)

II. crotal

variant of crottle

III. crot·al ˈkräd. ə l adjective

Etymology: crotal (II)

1. : reddish brown

a suit of crotal tweed

2. : of or relating to crottle

a crotal dye

Webster's New International English Dictionary.      Новый международный словарь английского языка Webster.