Tall

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 518
tawl, adj. high, esp. in stature lofty long sturdy bold: courageous.— n. Tall'ne . [Ety. very dub. peih. conn, with W. tal, talau, to make or grow large Tallow, tal'b, the fat of anini.iL melted any coarse, hard fat.—v.t. to grease with tallow. [A.S. teig, tcclg Ger. talg. Ice. tolg.]
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