coc
Old French
noun
Definitions
- cock male chicken
Etymology
Inherited from Latin coccus (berry, berry grain) derived from Frankish *kokk derived from Proto-Germanic *kukkaz (cock, rooster, swelling, bulge).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*kukkaz
Gloss
cock, rooster, swelling, bulge
Concept
Semantic Field
Warfare and hunting
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- -coccus English
- acock English
- ballcock English
- blackcock English
- boycock English
- chicken English
- clipcock English
- cock English
- cock ring English
- cock tease English
- cock-bawd English
- cockaholic English
- cockale English
- cockaludicrous English
- cockbag English
- cockbird English
- cockbiting English
- cockblock English
- cockblocker English
- cockbrain English
- cockbrained English
- cockbreath English
- cockbulge English
- cockchafer English
- cockcrow English
- cockcrowing English
- cockerel English
- cockeye English
- cockface English
- cockfag English
- cockfight English
- cockfighter English
- cockfighting English
- cockfish English
- cockflesh English
- cockfucker English
- cockhead English
- cockhole English
- cockish English
- cockless English
- cocklicker English
- cocklike English
- cockloft English
- cockmatch English
- cockmeat English
- cockmonger English
- cockmunch English
- cockmuncher English
- cockocracy English
- cockpit English
- cockpleaser English
- cockpunch English
- cockscomb English
- cockscrow English
- cockserver English
- cocksfoot English
- cockshaft English
- cockshead English
- cockshit English
- cockshot English
- cockshut English
- cockshy English
- cocksleeve English
- cocksman English
- cocksmith English
- cockspur English
- cockstain English
- cockster English
- cocksucker English
- cocksucking English
- cocksure English
- cocktease English
- cockteaser English
- cocktip English
- cockwad English
- cockweasel English
- cockweed English
- cockwomble English
- cockworm English
- cocky English
- coldcock English
- decock English
- donkeycock English
- draincock English
- firecock English
- gamecock English
- halfcock English
- hay-cock English
- horsecock English
- monstercock English
- moorcock English
- nestle-cock English
- niddicock English
- nigger cock English
- peacock English
- petcock English
- pinchcock English
- recock English
- roostcock English
- seacock English
- snowcock English
- stopcock English
- stormcock English
- stunt cock English
- supercock English
- tripcock English
- turkeycock English
- turncock English
- uncock English
- watercock English
- weathercock English
- woodcock English
- coccus Latin
- cocarde French
- coq French
- coquard French
- κόκκινος Ancient Greek
- κόκκος Ancient Greek
- *kukkaz Proto-Germanic
- cicen Old English
- coc Old English
- cocc Old English
- wuducoc Old English
- cok Middle English
- cokke Middle English
- kokkr Old Norse
- kǫkkr Old Norse
- coquille Old French
- koko Esperanto
- ก๊อก Thai
- kak Cebuano
- coq Norman
- *kukkoi Proto-Finnic
- *kokk Frankish
- kok Tok Pisin
- kaka Sranan Tongo
- co Gallo