galbulus

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 11
[Lat.=the nut of the cypre tree Bot.: A collective fruit, allied to the Strobilus (Cone-proper), but differing only in being round, and having the heads of the carpels much enlarged. Example, the Juniper. *gal-der, *gal-dere, s . [A. S. galdor , gealdor ; Icel. galdr .] A charm, an enchantment. "Heo bigolen that child mid galdere swithe stronge." Layamon, ii. 384.
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