corde

Norman

noun

Definitions

(Jersey) string, rope, line

Etymology

Inherited from Old French corde borrowed from Latin chorda (cord, gut, string, rope, chord).

Origin

Latin

chorda

Gloss

cord, gut, string, rope, chord

Concept

Semantic Field

Basic actions and technology

Ontological Category

Person/Thing

`Kanji`

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Emoji

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Timeline

Distribution of cognates by language

Geogrpahic distribution of cognates

Cognates and derived terms

cord English
chorda Latin
clavichordium Latin
corda Italian
koorde Dutch, Flemish
(chaudepisse) cordée French
cuerdas Spanish, Castilian
οὐρά Ancient Greek
χορδά Ancient Greek
χορδή Ancient Greek
corda Portuguese
corde Middle English
korde Danish
corde Old French
cordel Old French
coardă Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
corde Middle Dutch
cordgi Norman
cordéthie Norman
corde Middle French
coardã Aromanian
cuerda Asturian
cuarde Friulian
corda Old Occitan
coide Walloon
côde Bourguignon
curda Istriot