choca
Portuguese
/ˈʃɔ.kɐ/
noun
Definitions
- bell, cowbell
Etymology
Derived from Old Portuguese choca derived from Latin clocca derived from Gaulish *clocca derived from Proto-Indo-European *klak.
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*klak
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- attoclock English
- bioclock English
- bum-clock English
- cloche English
- clock English
- clockable English
- clockcase English
- clocker English
- clockless English
- clocklike English
- clockmaker English
- clockmaking English
- clockpunk English
- clockspring English
- clocksucker English
- clocktower English
- clockward English
- clockweight English
- clockwise English
- clockwork English
- downclock English
- misclock English
- overclock English
- reclock English
- unclockable English
- underclock English
- upclock English
- watchclock English
- waterclock English
- clocca Latin
- cloche French
- клёш Russian
- *klak Proto-Indo-European
- chocalhar Portuguese
- chocalho Portuguese
- klosz Polish
- clucge Old English
- clokke Middle English
- clog Irish
- clogaire Irish
- clogra Irish
- clogás Irish
- klokka Old Norse
- cloche Old French
- glocca Old High German
- klocca Old High German
- klosho Ido
- cloc Old Irish
- choca Old Portuguese
- *klokkos Proto-Celtic
- *klokkos Proto-Celtic
- *klokkos- Proto-Celtic
- klocke Middle Low German
- ikilogo Zulu
- kilok Tok Pisin
- karaka Maori
- laklos Mauritian Creole
- clôche Bourguignon
- *clocca Gaulish
- clocca Gaulish
- laklos Seychellois Creole
- cloque ONF.
- cloke Picard
- krak Nauru
- kolook Woleaian