see|Cor
English

Etymology
A worn-down form of God.

Pronunciation
rhymes|��(r)

Homophones
caw
corps

Interjection
en-intj

1. British Expression of surprise.

#:Cor blimey!

Category:Cockney slang

Catalan

Noun
infl|ca|noun

1. heart
2. chorus

Derived terms
dir-ho de tot cor (say it with all the heart) = be sincere

Category:ca:Anatomy

French

Etymology
L.|fr cornu.

Pronunciation
IPA|/k��/, SAMPA|/kOR/

Noun
fr-noun|m

1. horn (musical instrument)
2. corn (of the foot)

Irish

Noun
infl|ga|noun|gender=m

1. twist
2. reel (in dancing)

Declension
ga noun m1|c|or|oir|pl=a

Verb
infl|ga|verb

1. To turn.

Synonyms
casadh

Latin

Etymology
Cognates include English heart and German Herz.

Noun
la-noun|cor|cordis|cordis|n|third

1. A heart.
2. figurative soul, mind

Derived terms
Diminutive: corculum

Portuguese

Etymology
L.|pt color.

Noun
pt-noun-f|plural=cores

1. colour (Commonwealth English), color (American English)

Related terms
colorar
colorir
cora

Welsh

Noun
infl|cy|noun|gender=m|plural|corrod

1. dwarf
2. spider

Synonyms
(dwarf): corrach
(spider): cop, copyn, corryn

Mutation
cy-mut-c|or

Derived terms
corgi

See also
côr

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