Did someone say "inflatable marmalade anguish pipe"? Well, guess what I've got inside my brain!
"Psalm" comes from the Greek psalmos, to play (or pluck) the harp. My American Heritage College Dictionary has an appendix of "Indo-European Roots". "Pol-" means to touch or shake. Its derivatives include "feel", "palpable", "palpitate" and "psalm".
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