köken: Borrowed from Andalusian Arabic الضَّبّة (aḍ-ḍábba, “latch”), from Arabic ال (al-, “definite article”) + ضَبّة (ḍabba, “mounting on a door”, literally “she-lizard”). Displaced Latin pessulus, which would have yielded *péssol.
köken: Borrowed from Arabic الضَبَّة (aḍ-ḍabba, “window-bolt”, literally “lizard”).
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Makedoncaклу́кало, чу́калка, чу́кало
cmn門環 /门环
otaطوقماق
shzvekir, звекир
Etimoloji
Ultimately from Vulgar Latin *battuāculum, but borrowed through some intermediate source (the /k/ would be unexpected otherwise). Compare Venetan batòcolo. Doublet of batel.