Definition of pennill in English:

pennill

noun ˈpɛnɪl

An improvised Welsh verse sung to a harp accompaniment; a stanza of such verse. Usually in plural.

Origin

Late 18th century. From Welsh pennill verse, stanza, stall in a stable, apparently cognate with Old Breton pentil pigsty, further etymology uncertain, perhaps from pen head + a second element of unknown origin.

Definition of pennill in US English:

pennill

nounˈpɛnɪl

An improvised Welsh verse sung to a harp accompaniment; a stanza of such verse. Usually in plural.

Origin

Late 18th century. From Welsh pennill verse, stanza, stall in a stable, apparently cognate with Old Breton pentil pigsty, further etymology uncertain, perhaps from pen head + a second element of unknown origin.

单词	pennill
释义	Definition of pennill in English: pennill noun ˈpɛnɪl An improvised Welsh verse sung to a harp accompaniment; a stanza of such verse. Usually in plural. Origin Late 18th century. From Welsh pennill verse, stanza, stall in a stable, apparently cognate with Old Breton pentil pigsty, further etymology uncertain, perhaps from pen head + a second element of unknown origin. Definition of pennill in US English: pennill nounˈpɛnɪl An improvised Welsh verse sung to a harp accompaniment; a stanza of such verse. Usually in plural. Origin Late 18th century. From Welsh pennill verse, stanza, stall in a stable, apparently cognate with Old Breton pentil pigsty, further etymology uncertain, perhaps from pen head + a second element of unknown origin.
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