Etymology
The word "gambol" comes from the Middle English word "gambolen," which is derived from the Old French word "gamboler," meaning "to skip about, frolic."
Meaning
The primary meaning of "gambol" is to move about in a playful and energetic manner, often involving jumping and skipping. It can also refer to any kind of lively or frolicsome activity, such as dancing or playing a game.
Origin
The ultimate origin of the word "gambol" is uncertain, but it is thought to be related to the Germanic word "gamba," meaning "leg." This suggests that the original meaning of "gambol" may have been "to jump about on one's legs."
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