Cöln

[ kœln ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

An epic poem in sixteen cantos, Coln , is no more successful than modern epics usually are.

Hard by the spot there was a paper mill, spanning a pretty little river, the Coln, which kept the machinery in motion.

Duro has of late published in his Coln y Pinzon what purports to be a list of their names.

Colchester of course represents Colonia, corrupted first into Coln ceaster, and so through Col ceaster into its present form.

Mention must be made of the large and interesting markets, especially those of Coln and Tacn.

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