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==Etymology of German Name== The evocative original German names for these structures - ''Strahlenkalk'' (= "radiating-chalk") and ''Strahlenkegel'' (= "radiating cone") - incorporate the word ''strahl'', "ray" / "beam" of ancient Indo-European provenance, cognate with [[Old English]] ''strael'', "arrow" and [[Russian language\|Russian]] стрельцы (''streltsy''), "archers", the reconstructed Proto-Indo-European form being *strēl- ("arrow").<ref>Google translate: German to English, retrieved 10.30 on 22/7/20.</ref> ==See also==

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