orgol

Old English

Alternative forms

orgel, orgello, oregel, orgellu

Etymology

From Proto-Germanic *uzgōljō (“pride, arrogance”), from *uzgōlaz (“proud, arrogant”). Akin to Old High German urgol, urguol (“outstanding, distinguished”). More at orgillous.

Noun

orgol f

Declension

Declension of orgol

Case	Singular	Plural
nominative	orgol	org(e)le
accusative	orgol	org(e)le
genitive	org(e)le	org(e)la
dative	org(e)le	org(e)lum

Derived terms

orgellīc
orgelnes
orgelword

Descendants

Middle English: orgel, orgul
- English: orgul, orgel (obsolete)

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