An Etymological Dictionary of the German Language/Annotated/Sardelle
Sardelle, feminine, ‘sardine,’ first occurs in Modern High German, from Italian sardella (Middle Latin sarda, properly ‘the Sardinian’), a variant of sardina.
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Sardelle, feminine, ‘sardine,’ first occurs in Modern High German, from Italian sardella (Middle Latin sarda, properly ‘the Sardinian’), a variant of sardina.