Anker
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 28
angk'er, n. a liquid measure it^ed on the continent, formerly in England, varying from about seven to nine gallons [I >ut.] Ankle, angk'l, «. the joint between the foot and leg, forming an angle or bend. (A.Sancleaw, cog. with Ger. enkel, and conn with Angle.]
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