nostril

• 鼻の穴

nos、鼻、-tril、穴、語源的にはthroughと同じ。

nostril

nostril: [OE] Etymologically, a nostril is a ‘nosehole’. Its Old English ancestor was nosthyrl, a compound formed from nosu ‘nose’ and thyrl ‘hole’. This was a derivative of thurh ‘through’, and still survives as thirl, a dialectal word for ‘hole’.
=> nose, thrill, through

nostril (n.)

Old English nostyrl, noseirl, literally "the hole of the nose," from nosu "nose" (see nose (n.)) + tyrel "hole" (see thrill (v.)).

1. There was the same refinement of brow and nostil in both.

2人のおでこと鼻筋は同じように細い。

2.The nose：beautifully formed otherwise，was very slightly pinched at the top of each nostil .

その鼻は2つの小鼻に少し凹んでいなければ、きれいだと言えます。

3.On the paralyzed side the ear is pendulous，the eye partly closed，and the nostril immobilized.

麻痺した側で、耳が垂れる、目は半分閉じて、鼻の穴は運動しません。

4.The nose，beautifully formed otherwise was very slightly pinched at the top of one nostil .

その鼻は鼻の穴の先端が少し凹んでいなければ、美しい。

5.Dark night give me black eyes，but I welcome brightness with nostil .

消えない：夜は黒い目をくれたが、私は鼻の穴で光を迎えた。