earle |
carle |
As a proper noun earle
is , variant of earl.
As a noun carle is
(chiefly|scotland) peasant; fellow.
carle |
parle |
As a noun carle
is (chiefly|scotland) peasant; fellow.
As a verb parle is
.
As an adjective parle is
colloquial.
carle |
carve |
As nouns the difference between carle and carve
is that
carle is (chiefly|scotland) peasant; fellow while
carve is (obsolete) a carucate.
As a verb carve is
(archaic) to cut.
harle |
carle |
As nouns the difference between harle and carle
is that
harle is kind of mite while
carle is (chiefly|scotland) peasant; fellow.
carle |
caple |
As nouns the difference between carle and caple
is that
carle is peasant; fellow while
caple is
(obsolete except in dialects) a horse.
As a proper noun Caple is
{{surname|lang=en}.
carle |
carls |
As nouns the difference between carle and carls
is that
carle is (chiefly|scotland) peasant; fellow while
carls is .
carle |
carte |
As nouns the difference between carle and carte
is that
carle is (chiefly|scotland) peasant; fellow while
carte is a bill of fare; a menu.
carle |
marle |
As nouns the difference between carle and marle
is that
carle is (chiefly|scotland) peasant; fellow while
marle is .
carse |
carle |
As nouns the difference between carse and carle
is that
carse is low, fertile land; a river valley while
carle is peasant; fellow.
care |
carle |
As nouns the difference between care and carle
is that
care is tear, rift, crack while
carle is (chiefly|scotland) peasant; fellow.
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