coecel

Old English

Noun

coecel m

  1. alternative form of *cēċel [1][2]


References

  1. ^ Mary Lynch Johnson (1927), “cécel”, in A modern English–Old English dictionary (Dissertation)‎[1], Cornell University, →OCLC: “cécel [] n? (-es/-) a little cake [coecil]”
  2. ^ “cake | Etymonline”, in Etymonline‎[2], 29 October 2022, retrieved 8 April 2025: “its Old English cognate, coecel”
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