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/ˈnesl//ˈnesl/The word "Nestle" is derived from the German word "Nesthäkchen", which translates to "little nestling". This name was coined by Henri Nestlé, a Swiss chemist and pharmacist, in the late 19th century. Nestlé initially created a nutritional substitute for breast milk to help mothers who were unable to nurse their babies. He wanted to provide an alternative that would be easily digestible and have a soothing effect on the infants, hence the name "little nestling". The product, named Farine Lactée, was a huge success and led to the creation of the Nestle Company in 1867. Over time, Nestlé expanded its product line to include a wide range of food and beverage items, but the name "Nestle" has remained a recognizable and trusted brand in the world market.
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nestle, hide, huddle
to nestle a baby in one's arms
(rare word, rare meaning) nest, nest
to nestle oneself in a haystack
transitive verb
embrace, hug, hold tight
to nestle a baby in one's arms
nestle (in), hide (in), huddle (in)
to nestle oneself in a haystack
to sit or lie down in a warm or soft place
to put or hold somebody/something in a comfortable position in a warm or soft place
to be located in a position that is protected, sheltered or partly hidden
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