Crane

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 112
kran, v. a large wading bird, with long legs, neck, and bill a bent pipe for drawing liquor out of a cask, a machine for raising heavy weights —both named from their likene to the bird, [AS crau, Ger. kramch, W. gar an Gi. gerauos, L grus, a crane, from the sound cf. Garrulous
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