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From Wikipedia: "That the name originated from beugal(old spelling of Bügel, meaning bail/bow or bale) is considered plausible by many, both from the similarities of the word and because traditional handmade bagels are not perfectly circular but rather slightly stirrup-shaped."
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What is the country of origin for Bagel?
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What is the French word for bagel?
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What language gave us the word bagel?
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What breakfast food gets its name from the German word sturrup?
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What is the etymology of the word bagel?
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