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4.2.1.1 k-r Circle; cercle

Cymriccorround
Gael.I.corcircular
Kurdishxor(Ossetish id.) sun
Pers.hursun
Kurdishxirround
Pol.korowajwedding cake
Mod.Greekkoracity, cf. gorodð4.2.19.chori village
Mod.Greekkorós, khorósa dance; choir, assembly
Bulg.horoa dance
Roman.hórâa dance; town; choir
Roman.horániSwift, 321 (flies in circles)
Franç.heureSpan. ora, tour du cadran
Franç.chœurchoir; chorus (group of singers set out in a circle, cf. corro, hereunder)
Franç.cœurheart; what is in the centre
Span.corroa group of persons
Roman.coroiatcurved, hooked
Roman.coroiuhawk (hooked bill, cf. cucunos and Gael. croman)
Engl.corecentre
Franç.:Bagnes (VS)coraloucœur d'une tête de chou
Franç.carottecylindrical vegetable
Mod.Greekchordibowel, cord
Franç.corderope
Anc.Greekkórdusheap
Franç.hordeband
Engl.hordtribe, multitude (not related to Turkish ordu "camp")
Engl.herddrove, flock
Roman.cîrdherd
Ukr.kyrdherd
Engl.crowdcrowd (not related to OE crudan "to push")
Alb.kërthizëa cylindrical piece of wood; centre; navel
Alb.çerdhë, herdhënest
Engl.hearthfireplace
Germ.herdhearth
Engl.heartcentral organ
Germ.herzheart
Lat.hortusgarden (usually surrounded with a fence) cf. gardð4.2.19.
Franç.:VScourtilgarden
Franç.coura circular place

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