Knoll (noun)
nol
A small hill or mound.
Old English cnoll ‘hilltop’, of Germanic origin; related to German Knolle ‘clod, lump, tuber’ and Dutch knol ‘tuber, turnip’.
Example sentences
“He rested a moment on the grassy knoll.”
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