Definition of hand-while in English:

hand-while

noun ˈhandwʌɪl

rare, archaic

Old English. From hand + while. Apparently originally with allusion to the short span of a handbreadth.

nounˈhandwʌɪl

rare, archaic

Old English. From hand + while. Apparently originally with allusion to the short span of a handbreadth.

单词	hand-while
释义	Definition of hand-while in English: hand-while noun ˈhandwʌɪl rare, archaic A short period or span of time; a moment, an instant. Origin Old English. From hand + while. Apparently originally with allusion to the short span of a handbreadth. Definition of hand-while in US English: hand-while nounˈhandwʌɪl rare, archaic A short period or span of time; a moment, an instant. Origin Old English. From hand + while. Apparently originally with allusion to the short span of a handbreadth.
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