òl

òl
drink, drinking, Irish ól, ólaim, Early Irish ól, inf. to ibim, Old Irish oul, *povolo (St.), drinking: *potlo-, root po, , drink; Latin póto, English potate, etc.; Sanskrit pâ-, drink. Zimmer considers it borrowed from Norse öl, English ale. The root pele, plê, full, has also been suggested; but it is unlikely here.

Etymological dictionary of the Gaelic language. . 1982.

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