An Etymological Dictionary of the German Language/Pulver
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Pulver, n., ‘powder, gunpowder,’ from MidHG. pulver, m. and n., ‘dust, ashes’ (also in the 15th cent. ‘gunpowder’). From Lat. pulver (Fr. poudre, Ital. polvere).
Pulver, n., ‘powder, gunpowder,’ from MidHG. pulver, m. and n., ‘dust, ashes’ (also in the 15th cent. ‘gunpowder’). From Lat. pulver (Fr. poudre, Ital. polvere).