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Körbel is originally a South German surname, and is a diminutive of Korb; meaning "Basket."

I feel that the German version may also stem from the name Körbl... a diminutive of Korbinian, taken to mean "Raven."

Having said that, it is also a metonymic occupational Czech surname, which was dubbed for a maker of drinking vessels-- from korbel; "Tankard."

Corbel is an English word, too, basically meaning "To Set" (as in bricks, stone, lumber, etc.)

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