Assertion: gargoyle | /r/HasProperty | derived
Facets:
value: from an old french word
type: OTHER
value: from gargouille
type: OTHER
value: from the latin word gurgulio
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Gargoyle was also derived from the Latin word gurgulio which means both throat and gurgling, which is the sound of water passing through a gargoyle rain water spout.
text: The word Gargoyle is derived from an old French word gargouille, meaning throat.
text: The English words gargle, gurgle and gargoyle are derived from gargouille.
text: The word Gargoyle is derived from a French word meaning throat or pipe, and also from the root word Gar (to swallow) which represents the sound of gurgling water.
text: The word 'gargoyles' is derived from an old French word gargouille, meaning throat.
text: The English words gargle, gurgle and gargoyle are derived from gargouille.