English
wikipedia|Kolo (dance)

Etymology
From SH. term|kolo||wheel|lang=hr.

Pronunciation
IPA|/�k��l��/

Noun
en-noun

1. A national folk dance of Serbia (and formerly of Yugoslavia), performed in a circle.

#*1942: As we came to this promenade [...] we heard the throbbing of a drum that announces a kolo, a communal dance. � Rebecca West, Black Lamb and Grey Falcon (Canongate 2006, p. 660)

Croatian

Etymology
From OCS.|hr term|scCyrl|коло|trkolo||langcu, from proto|Slavic|kolo|langhr.

Noun
hr-noun|g=n|kola

1. wheel

Declension
hr-decl-noun
|kolo|kola
|kola|kola
|kolu|kolima
|kolo|kola
|kolo|kola
|kolu|kolima
|kolom|kolima

Czech

Pronunciation
audio|Cs-kolo.ogg|audio

Noun
infl|cs|noun|g=m

1. bicycle, bike
2. wheel

Esperanto

Etymology
It.|eo term|collo|lang=it.

Noun
eo-noun

1. neck

Category:Esperanto BRO4

Finnish

Noun
fi-noun|kolo|type=valo

1. hole
2. groove

Anagrams
look
olko

Old High German

Etymology 1
proto|Germanic|kolam|langgoh, whence also Old English term|col|langang, Old Norse term|kol|lang=non.

Noun
infl|goh|noun|g=f

1. coal

Etymology 2
L.|goh term|caulis|lang=la.

Noun
infl|goh|noun|g=m

1. savoy

Slovene

Noun
infl|sl|noun n

1. wheel
2. bicycle

See also
bicikel

Tongan

Etymology
CO.|to

Noun
infl|to|noun

1. village

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• 2007-11-26 23:45 - DerbethBot - added audio Cs-kolo.ogg; added missing pron. section

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