*truzlą

Runic: ᛏᚱᚢᛉᛚᚨ Pronunciation: /ˈtruz.lɑ̃/

noun · neuter · a-stem

Meanings

a supernatural being; demon; fiend; giant; monster

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*trollo (Old High German)
- trolle, trol (Middle High German)
  - Troll, Trull, Trulle, Droll (German)
    - Trulla (German)
troll (Old Norse)
- trol, troel (Dutch)
- troll, trollop (English)
- trøll (Faroese)
- tröll (Icelandic)
- troll (Norwegian Bokmål)
- troll, trøll (Norwegian Nynorsk)
- trøll (Scanian)
troll (Old Norse)
- trold (Danish)
  - Troll (German)
troll (Old Norse)
- drolle, drol (Middle Dutch)
  - drol (Dutch)
troll (Old Norse)
- drolle, drol (Middle Dutch)
  - drolle, draule (Old French)
    - drolle (Middle French)
      - droll (English)
      - drôle (French)
troll (Old Norse)
- *drolle (Middle Low German)
  - droll (Low German)
    - Droll (German)
troll (Old Norse)
- trol, trul (Old Swedish)
  - troll (Swedish)
    - troll, trollon (French)
trǫll (Old Norse)
- trol, troel (Dutch)
- troll, trollop (English)
- trøll (Faroese)
- tröll (Icelandic)
- troll (Norwegian Bokmål)
- troll, trøll (Norwegian Nynorsk)
- trøll (Scanian)
trǫll (Old Norse)
- trold (Danish)
  - Troll (German)
trǫll (Old Norse)
- drolle, drol (Middle Dutch)
  - drol (Dutch)
trǫll (Old Norse)
- drolle, drol (Middle Dutch)
  - drolle, draule (Old French)
    - drolle (Middle French)
      - droll (English)
      - drôle (French)
trǫll (Old Norse)
- *drolle (Middle Low German)
  - droll (Low German)
    - Droll (German)
trǫll (Old Norse)
- trol, trul (Old Swedish)
  - troll (Swedish)
    - troll, trollon (French)