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Adolphe Tonduz in a photograph from his passport, around 1905. Courtesy...  | Download Scientific Diagram
Adolphe Tonduz in a photograph from his passport, around 1905. Courtesy... | Download Scientific Diagram

Clock vs. Watch. Has it ever occurred to you why we have two different  names for a product that has the same functionality and employs the same  mechanism to accomplish that? :
Clock vs. Watch. Has it ever occurred to you why we have two different names for a product that has the same functionality and employs the same mechanism to accomplish that? :

Carillon — Wikipédia
Carillon — Wikipédia

KMwares 3pcs Glass Bell Shape Dome(5.7"/4.9"/4.3") | Cloche Display Various  Decor and Accessories with Wood Base : Amazon.co.uk: Home & Kitchen
KMwares 3pcs Glass Bell Shape Dome(5.7"/4.9"/4.3") | Cloche Display Various Decor and Accessories with Wood Base : Amazon.co.uk: Home & Kitchen

cloche — Wiktionnaire, le dictionnaire libre
cloche — Wiktionnaire, le dictionnaire libre

clopot - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
clopot - Wiktionary, the free dictionary

Greenhouse, cloche and tunnel gardening: Growing under cover: Amazon.co.uk:  Flowerdew, Bob: 9798395008350: Books
Greenhouse, cloche and tunnel gardening: Growing under cover: Amazon.co.uk: Flowerdew, Bob: 9798395008350: Books

Pith helmet - Wikipedia
Pith helmet - Wikipedia

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etymological twins: 'clock' – 'cloak' | word histories
etymological twins: 'clock' – 'cloak' | word histories

Etymology of Welsh Words / Gwreiddiau Geiriau Cymraeg Parallel.cymru
Etymology of Welsh Words / Gwreiddiau Geiriau Cymraeg Parallel.cymru

Elizabeth David | British Food: A History
Elizabeth David | British Food: A History

Clock" is related to the "Glocke" of German, or the "Cloche" of French.  They are all derived from the medieval Latin word "clocca", meaning bell.  Also "Cloak" is apparently called that, because
Clock" is related to the "Glocke" of German, or the "Cloche" of French. They are all derived from the medieval Latin word "clocca", meaning bell. Also "Cloak" is apparently called that, because

Flapper - Wikipedia
Flapper - Wikipedia

The glass garden cloche: one of gardening's forgotten inventions - MSU  Extension
The glass garden cloche: one of gardening's forgotten inventions - MSU Extension

Do clochards ring bells? : r/French
Do clochards ring bells? : r/French

Old European culture: Jestija
Old European culture: Jestija

cloche — Wiktionnaire, le dictionnaire libre
cloche — Wiktionnaire, le dictionnaire libre

Concise Etymological Dictionary PDF | PDF | English Language | Symbols
Concise Etymological Dictionary PDF | PDF | English Language | Symbols

Mini Diorama Apis Mellifera Bee on Wildflower in a Glass - Etsy
Mini Diorama Apis Mellifera Bee on Wildflower in a Glass - Etsy

FontShop
FontShop

etymological twins: 'clock' – 'cloak' | word histories
etymological twins: 'clock' – 'cloak' | word histories

Cloak - Wikipedia
Cloak - Wikipedia

tíntin 'bell' isn't *just* onomatopoeic | Chinook Jargon
tíntin 'bell' isn't *just* onomatopoeic | Chinook Jargon