saule
/sɔːl/
saule noun: a hired mourner at a funeral. Also the obsolete form of soul.
Noun
saule (plural saules)
Also used as
saule is also the obsolete form of soul.
Forms of saule
| plural | saules |
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Words that rhyme with saule
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- pall
- paul
- recall
- tall
- Donegal
- saul
- forestall
- Saint Paul
- all
- appall
- hauler
- maul
- overcall
- overhaul
- scrawl
- withcall
- befall
- brawl
- drawl
- install
- set out one's stall
- sing small
- bawl
- orle
- spall
- sprawl
- squall
- trawl
- withal
- y'all
- acrawl
- awl
- infall
- moneyball
- overall
- pawl
- Senegal
- shawl
- spawl
- tell all
- yawl
- appal
- asprawl
- at all
- aul
- becrawl
- bescrawl
- besmall
Questions about saule
- What does saule mean?
- Saule means a hired mourner at a funeral.
- What part of speech is saule?
- Saule is a noun.
- How do you pronounce saule?
- Saule is pronounced /sɔːl/.
- What is the plural of saule?
- The plural of saule is saules.
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