Pers.(o.liter.) | kank | cock, 2 (from its comb) |
Basque | konka | bump |
Basque | kankanote | Great Grey Shrike, 324 (large head) |
Basque | konkotxuri | pigeon, 254 (from its bulging crop) |
Engl.(slang) | conk | head (see following) |
Ital.: Sard. | conca | head |
Ital.: Cortina | conca | a kind of box |
Ital. | concio | heap of dung |
Ital.: Cortina d'Amp. | concar | Wren, 406 |
Franç. | conque | a sea shell |
Franç.: Anjou | canche | (concave) depression, pond |
Lat. | concavus | hollow (not con + cavus) |
Cat. | conc | (concave) trough |
Franç.: GE | Conche (la) | (par les bateliers) le Léman (pour sa forme concave) |
Franç.: VS | Conches | vallée vers la source du Rhône |
Franç.: Bagnes (VS) | contse | (concave) bassin |
Span. reg. | choncha | Mistle Thrush, 340 (the plumpest of the thrushes) |
Span.: Mexique | concha, chonche | Turkey, 5 (swells its plumage while parading) |
Franç.: Bagnes (VS) | condzyè | tétine volumineuse |
Franç. | congère | snowdrift |
Cat. | conchestra, congesta | id. |
Franç. | conque, congumo | certain mushrooms |
Franç.: Valognes | canchote | goose, 27 (plump bird) |
Roman. | conci | tuft, chignon |
Roman. | paSare cu conci | also p.conciatâ,p.cóncosa Hoopoe, 263 |
Roman. | pitigus conciat | Crested Tit, 397 |
Sbc. | konca | (Ukr. id.) tuft, chignon, Bulg. konc id. |
Engl. | hunk | a large piece or lump; block, gob, gobbet, clod, wad, French quignonð4.1.18.2. |
Engl. | hunch | hump |
Engl. | hunker | to hunch, squat; hunkers the posterior |
Sbc. | hunka | (concave) valley |
Roman. | hoancâ | valley |
Dutch(o.liter.) | hanke | hip |
Franç. | hanche | hip |
Engl. | haunch | hip, etc. |
Gael.I.(o.liter.) | coic | five: the whole hand |
Lat. | quinque | five, French cinq: the whole hand. All I.E. terms for five have been derived from this root: pente,hing,pesë,pimp,fünf and five. For dix ten (root di "twice"): two times the hand |