Where does “masel” come from?

masel (Middle Dutch) comes from Old Dutch masala, from Proto-Germanic masalō.

masel (Middle Dutch): a blister filled with blood; a pustule, a skin...

Definitions

  1. a blister filled with blood; a pustule, a skin...

Ancestry of “masel”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Old Dutchmasala—
2Proto-Germanicmasalō—

Words derived from “masel”

Every word from Proto-Germanic masalō →Every word from Old Dutch masala →