An alternative spelling of boterol; a small cylindrical molding or bead used in architecture and decorative design.
A variant spelling of boterol, with the doubled 'l' showing influence from Middle English spelling conventions where final consonants were often doubled for emphasis or clarity in written texts.
This word demonstrates how the same architectural element could be spelled multiple ways in medieval English—writers hadn't standardized spelling yet, so 'boterol' and 'boteroll' were equally correct!
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