| Cymric | cyrnadu | to cry, to howl |
| Breton | corn | gurnet, gurnard (a fish), French grondin |
| Germ.reg. | karnelle, kornel | Garganey, 43 |
| Germ.reg. | mattkernel, kornmutter | Corn Crake, 146 |
| Engl. | carnell, carner-crow | Carrion Crow, 280, cf. carron-crowð5.2.10. and koronè hereafter |
| Engl.: Scot. | corn-eun | Hooded Crow, 281 |
| Engl. | corn-crake | Corn Crake, 146 (does not inhabit corn fields, cf. Port. rabíadecornã, below |
| Cymric | corn | trumpet (no kin to horn bony growth of some animals) |
| Gaulois | carnyx | trumpet |
| Franç. | cornet | id. |
| Engl. | horn | id. |
| Engl. | hornet | id., also a large wasp (akin to horn "trumpet", not the bony growth of an animal); cf. French frelon |
| Franç.: Albi (1493) | ornha | trumpet, FEW 23: 145 |
| Engl.: Ire. | horn-ouzel | Mistle Thrush, 340 |
| Engl.: Ire. | cornageerie etc. | Mistle Thrush, 340 |
| Engl.: Ire. | corney-of-the-cravat | Ringed Plover, 163 |
| Franç. | cornemuse | bagpipe |
| Franç. | corner | to blare out |
| Cymric | chwyrnu | to snore |
| Franç.: Versaillet | kwerná | faire un bruit de frottement FEW 23: 202 |
| Franç.: Gasc. | karná, s'eskarnasá | cackle (hen, 2), FEW 22: 15 |
| Franç.: Ariège | carniá | to chatter (Magpie, 288) |
| Franç.: Béarn. | carná | to crow, chatter, cackle (crow, magpie, goose) |
| Franç.rég. | cargná | to crow (Carrion Crow, 280) |
| Franç.: Nendaz (VS) | corná | to bray |
| Franç.: Bagnes (VS) | corná | to cry, to call loud |
| Cat. | cornar | to call loud |
| Port. | rabía de cornã | Corn Crake, 146 |
| Ukr. | karnatka | Corn Crake, 146 |
| Sbc. | kornbrat, kurnprat | Corn Crake, 146 |
| Roman. | scorni | to provoque, to gossip |
| Ital. | scornare | to crow, to chatter, scorn |
| Engl. | scorn | to mock, jeer (certainly not from "late latin" excornare "break off one's horns" [in Klein] which is prob. non-existant and in any case without possible relationship) |
| Nederl. | schern | mockery |
| Franç. (a.litt.) | escharnir | to jeer |
| Gallego | escarnecer | id. |
| Breton | skuermal | to howl |
| Franç. | corniaud | "chien bâtard" selon le Petit Robert, mais simplement "chien bruyant", tout comme clabaudð5.12.6. et roquetð5.2.45. (certainement pas de corne coin "parce qu'il est fait au coin des rues"! Cf. les deux noms suivants |
| Franç.: Gasc. | cornhau | Herring Gull, 81 |
| Franç.: Sav. | corniôle | Curlew, 167 |
| Ital. | cornacchia | Hooded Crow, 281 |
| Prov. | cournayré | Bittern, 125 |
| Franç. | corneille | Carrion Crow |
| Cat. | cornella | (Span. id.) Carrion Crow, 280 |
| Franç.: Gasc. | pic cornelh | Green Woodpecker, 270 (parce qu'il corne) |
| Cat. | picornell | Green Woodpecker, 270 |
| Anc.Greek | koronè | Hooded Crow, 281 |
| Mod.Greek | kourounáet var. | Hooded Crow, 281 |
| Roman. | corona | (Greek influx) Hooded Crow, 281 |
| Mod.Greek | halkokoróni | Roller, 264 |
| Breton | kurun | thunder, Gael.S. curunn id. |
| Anc.Greek | keraunós | thunderbolt; no kin to Lat. caries "decay" |