leather

...(E)=tanned skin; strap/thong=tlapa/toca(N),=lether(OE/OFrisian)=lethar(OSaxon/OIrish)= leer(Du)= ledar(OHG)=ledr(ON)=lledr(Wales), hmmm,=tletl(N)=fire,=t/leer/tl, or, tetl(N)= stone,=t/let/thel/r= lether(scraping), or, l/petl/t/tha/r/tl(Letra)=petla/petlatl(N)= p(i)el/tla(Letra)=pelt/piel(sp)=skin,= petlatl(N)=a throw,=p/bett(G)=bedd(OE)=bed(E). ...odd that the Nauatl root=euatl(N)=yeuaitta(N)=esteem/appreciate/laud/count/care, e.g., skin(E)= skint(E/slang)=broke,=tzintli(N/honorific)=saintly, does not figure in tributary idioms listed, e.g., larru(Basque)=leather, but forms, wad/waddle/wattle/wallet. Onions has, wattle2, as of unkn.origin,=fleshy lobe pendent from poultry.