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| Kurdish | kun | hole |
| Breton | tnou | (k>t) hole |
| Franç. | trou | Breton tnou; le /r/ a remplacé le/n/ de tnou, son |
| étranger que les romans ont de la difficulté à prononcer; cf. Falc'hun, F. 1970, Nomsdelieuxceltiques:Problèmesdedoctrineetdeméthode. Deuxième série Nomsdehauteur, 1981. Perspectives nouvelles sur l'histoire de la langue Bretonne. Presses Universitaires de France. |
| Roman. | gâuna | hole |
| Ital.: Bresc. | gauna | hole |
| Engl. | gun | tubular weapon, cf. canon, hereunder (not from the proper name Gunhild which is all but unknown in English); cf. canon, hereunder |
| Lat. | cunae | cradle, nest |
| Hebr. | quen | nest |
| Akk. | quinnu | nest |
| Arabic | ukna | nest |
| Phoen. | qané | reed (hollow stem) |
| Hebr. | kan | (Anc.Eg. id.) reed |
| Akk. | kann | reed |
| Ital. | canna | id. |
| Cymric | canon | id. |
| Cymric | canon | id. |
| Franç. | canon | tubular part of a weapon |
| Span. | cañon | hose, cannon, deep valley, etc. |
| Franç. | canne | tuyau; tige de certaines plantes (avec lesquelles on faisait aussi le bâton de soutient) |
| Franç.o. | canne | a kind of recipient |
| Engl. | can, canister | kinds of recipients |
| Franç. | channe | a bulging recipient; variety of pear |
| Franç. | cannelle | long spigot; tubes of aromatic bark |
| Franç. | canal, chenal | elongated ditch |
| Franç. | chénau | roof gutter |
| Franç. | caniveau | road gutter |
| Franç. | canot | hollow boat |
| Prov.: b.Dauph. | canota | a kind of basket |
| Franç. | canotier | a kind of straw hat |
| Mod.Greek | kanáta | a large jug |
| Germ. | hahn | spigot |
| Franç.: VS | cunette | road gutter |
| Franç.: SR | coni | rabbit (digs hollows) |
| Engl. | coney | id. |
| Franç.(a.litt.) | conil | id. |
| Ital. | coneglio | rabbit, Span. conejo id. |
| Roman. | conealâ | Mod.Greek kouneli id. |