coque
French
noun
Definitions
- shell of an animal's egg
- the casing of a phone
- (nautical) hull
- cockle
Etymology
Inherited from Old French coque (shell, a type of small boat) inherited from Latin coccum (berry, scarlet berry, gall, a berry, insect, berry from the scarlet oak, kernel, scarlet dye, seed, actually an insect).
Origin
Latin
coccum
Gloss
berry, scarlet berry, gall, a berry, insect, berry from the scarlet oak, kernel, scarlet dye, seed, actually an insect
Concept
Semantic Field
Food and drink
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
虫, 昆
Emoji
🍒 🍓 🫐
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- ahull English
- cocciferous English
- dehull English
- hull English
- huller English
- hulless English
- hully English
- monohull English
- multihull English
- soyhull English
- twinhull English
- *cocceus Latin
- cocceus Latin
- coccinus Latin
- coccum Latin
- coccola Italian
- coque Italian
- scocca Italian
- coquetier French
- monocoque French
- κόκκος Ancient Greek
- coco Portuguese
- coque Portuguese
- koczek Polish
- kok Polish
- hul Middle English
- coque Old French
- coco Galician
- cocă Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- kokë Albanian
- *kox Proto-Brythonic
- *skokka lng