spall 1) terišé; 2) terišidan Fr.: 1) éclat; 2) cliver
Etymology (EN): M.E. spalle “a chip,” verb spald “to split,” from M.L.G. spalden, cognate with O.H.G. spaltan “to split.” Etymology (PE): Terišé “a chip,” from
tarâšidan “to cut, hew; scape; shave;”
Mid.Pers. tâšitan “to cut, cleave; create by putting together
different elements;” Av. taš- “to cut off, fashion, shape, create,”
taša- “axe” (Mod.Pers. taš, tišé “axe”), |