Kohl Definition

kōl
noun
A cosmetic preparation, such as powdered antimony sulfide, used especially in the Middle East to darken the rims of the eyelids.
American Heritage
verb

To decorate one's eyes with kohl or stibnite.

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Origin of Kohl

  • From Akkadian kohl. From Aramaic kohl. From Arabic كحل (kuḥl) resp. kakhli, meaning navy blue. From Egyptian, Coptic, [script?] (smet-t). Akin to alcohol.

    From Wiktionary

  • Arabic kuḥl powder of antimony, kohl kx̣l in Semitic roots

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Kohl Sentence Examples

  • Kohl published facsimiles of the American section of the maps (Weimar, 1860).

  • Gerlach, which has been edited by Horst Kohl (3rd ed., Berlin, 1893).

  • Further materials were publishes' periodically in the Bismarck-Jahrbuch, edited by Horst Kohl (Berlin, 1894-1896; Stuttgart, 1897-1899).

  • The speeches are of the greatest importance both for his character and for political history; of the numerous editions that by Horst Kohl, in 12 vols.

  • The Max Kohl pumps are based on the same principle, but are constructed with more elaborate detail, leading to a greater efficiency, an exhaust of o 0008 mm.

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Words Starting With

KKOKOH

Words Ending With

LHLOHL

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kohl

Words Starting With K and Ending With L

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4 Letter Words4 Letter Words Starting With K4 Letter Words Ending With L