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4.2.14.2 d-l, t-l, s-l Convex

Norsk dialdolplump
Engl.dolloplump
Engl.dolla toy usually representing a plump baby, cf. poupéeð4.5.17.2.
Engl.doll-popperGrebe, 70 (a plump bird)
Engl.dollara round coin. Most coins get their names from
their shape, cf. buckð4.5.23., Russian kopekð4.4.11., Fr. monnaieð4.7.9., Engl. coinð4.1.18.1., pennyð4.5.16., bobð4.5.13., Fr. rond, Svensk kron, Ital. scudo, japanese yen, all meaning something rounded; not from thaler a rather obscure ancient Germ. coin said to be minted in Joachimsthal (even if factual, this cannot explain its use in America)
Engl.dolea small portion
Lat.doliuma large recipient
Engl.dolmena monumental stone. Root dolm-, not from Breton taol "table" and men "stone"; the word is English, not Breton
Roman.deal, dîlmahill
Anc.Greekdelphysbelly
Anc.Greekdelphisdolphin
Anc.Greekdolikóslong
Span.delgadothin
Russiandolgijlong
Franç.: Lyontalamonup there, on top
Franç.: Gasc.talhencrête de montagne
Franç.: Gasc.talabénversant abrupt d'une montagne
Franç.talusembankment
Germ.talvalley
Hebr.tellmound
Arabictallhill
Arabicsaltapower, authority
Arabicsultànpotentate
Mod.GreektsouliGreat Crested Grebe, 66
Mod.Greektsouloûfituft of hair
Etr.salgreat
Hitt.šalligreat
Franç.saillieproeminence
Franç.: ValaisSailleun oronyme
Franç.: ValaisSaillonvillage situé sur une colline qui s'avance dans la plaine
Franç.seillea kind of wooden recipient
Franç.seau(12th th century: seel) a kind of recipient (inutile de faire dériver ce mot de situlus)
Engl.salleta kind of helmet
Franç.salleroom, cf. halle hereunder
Franç.: H.Sav.Salèvean oronym (numerous toponyms en sal-)

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