The word "surcle" is a rare and unfamiliar term in English language. Its pronunciation is /ˈsɜrkl/ which refers to the oval or circular outline, as of a ring, bracelet or necklace. The word may also refer to a circular motion, as in "he traced a surcle with his finger." Although the origin of the word is unclear, it has been found in the works of famous authors like William Shakespeare and Edgar Allan Poe. Despite its obscurity, "surcle" still holds a place in literature and language.