Definition
A poll or survey method; historically, a method of voting or census-taking; also an archaic term for a person or head.
Etymology
From 'bull' (possibly meaning 'official' or 'sealed') + 'poll' (count, tally, or head). The etymology is obscure, with origins possibly in Middle English legal terminology.
Kelly Says
The word 'poll' itself comes from an Old Norse root meaning 'head,' since early polling literally meant counting heads—bullpoll may preserve this ancient practice with an added emphatic 'bull' prefix.
Translations
ARالعربية
كيس البقر
kayis al-buqur
BNবাংলা
bullpoll
boel-pol
CACatalà
bullpoll
boel-pol
CSČeština
bullpoll
boel-pol
DADansk
bullpoll
boel-pol
DEDeutsch
Bullpoll
boel-pol
ELΕλληνικά
bullpoll
boel-pol
FAفارسی
bullpoll
boel-pol
FISuomi
bullpoll
boel-pol
HEעברית
bullpoll
boel-pol
HIहिन्दी
बैल का अंडा
bael ka anda
HUMagyar
bullpoll
boel-pol
IDBahasa Indonesia
bullpoll
boel-pol
ITItaliano
bullpoll
boel-pol
MSBahasa Melayu
bullpoll
boel-pol
MYမြန်မာ
bullpoll
boel-pol
NLNederlands
bullpoll
boel-pol
NONorsk
bullpoll
boel-pol
PLPolski
bullpoll
boel-pol
PTPortuguês
bullpoll
boel-pol
RORomână
bullpoll
boel-pol
RUРусский
bullpoll
boel-pol
SVSvenska
bullpoll
boel-pol
SWKiswahili
bullpoll
boel-pol
TAதமிழ்
bullpoll
boel-pol
TEతెలుగు
bullpoll
boel-pol
TRTürkçe
bullpoll
boel-pol
UKУкраїнська
bullpoll
boel-pol
VITiếng Việt
bullpoll
boel-pol
ZH中文
公牛睾丸
gōngniú gōngtǎn