• IPA^(key): /ˈlollen/

FromMiddle Dutchlollen,lullen(“to doze; to mumble, talk nonsense”).^[1]

• lullen

lollen (third-person singular simple presentlolleth,present participlelollende,lollynge,first-/third-person singular past indicativelollede,past participlelolled,ilolled)

1. To actlazily orindolently; torecline; tolie atease; tololl.
2. Especially ofbody parts: tohang down, todangle; tololl.

• English:loll

FromLate LatinLollardi,Lullardi(“a Lollard”) (whenceEnglishLollard,Lollardy); further etymology uncertain (seeLollard). Sense 2 is probably influenced bylollen(“to hang down, to dangle”)(above).

lollen (third-person singular simple presentlolleth,present participlelollende,lollynge,first-/third-person singular past indicativelollede,lullede,past participlelolled,ilolled)

1. To be aLollard.
2. To beexecuted byhanging forLollardy.

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