Definition of avel in English:

avel

(also havel)

noun ˈavl

English Regional, East Anglian

The awn of barley and other grasses.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Edward Moor (1771–1848), writer on Hindu mythology. Origin uncertain; perhaps the reflex of a borrowing of an unattested early Scandinavian cognate of ail; for the attested Scandinavian forms see awn.

Definition of avel in US English:

avel

(also havel)

nounˈavl

English Regional, East Anglian

The awn of barley and other grasses.

词汇	avel
释义	Definition of avel in English: avel (also havel) noun ˈavl English Regional, East Anglian The awn of barley and other grasses. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Edward Moor (1771–1848), writer on Hindu mythology. Origin uncertain; perhaps the reflex of a borrowing of an unattested early Scandinavian cognate of ail; for the attested Scandinavian forms see awn. Definition of avel in US English: avel (also havel) nounˈavl English Regional, East Anglian The awn of barley and other grasses. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Edward Moor (1771–1848), writer on Hindu mythology. Origin uncertain; perhaps the reflex of a borrowing of an unattested early Scandinavian cognate of ail; for the attested Scandinavian forms see awn.
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