Cork

See also: cork

English

Etymology

From Irish Corcaigh (“bog, marsh, swamp”).

Proper noun

Cork

1. The principal city of County Cork, Ireland.
2. A county in the Republic of Ireland (County Cork).

Translations

city

• Arabic: كورك (kūrik)
• Armenian: Կորկ (Kork)
• Azerbaijani: Kork
• Belarusian: Корк m (Kork)
• Breton: Korkig m
• Bulgarian: Корк m (Kork)
• Chechen: Корк (Kork)
• Chinese:

  Cantonese: 科克 (fo¹ hak¹)

  Mandarin: 科克 (zh) (Kēkè)

• Esperanto: Korko
• Finnish: Cork
• Georgian: კორკი (ḳorḳi)
• German: Cork (de) n
• Greek: Κορκ n (Kork)
• Hebrew: קורק (he)
• Irish: Corcaigh f, Cathair Chorcaí f
• Japanese: コーク (Kōku)
• Korean: 코크 (kokeu)
• Latin: Corcagia f (Medieval Latin), Corcavia f
• Latvian: Corka
• Lithuanian: Korkas
• Macedonian: Корк m (Kork)
• Manx: Corkee
• Marathi: कॉर्क n (kŏrka)
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: Cork

  Nynorsk: Cork

• Ossetian: Корк (Kork)
• Persian: کورک (fa)
• Pontic Greek: Κορκ n (Kork)
• Scottish Gaelic: Corcaigh
• Spanish: Cork (es)
• Swedish: Cork
• Thai: คอร์ก
• Ukrainian: Корк (Kork)
• Urdu: کورک
• Volapük: Corcaigh, Cork
• Welsh: Corc m

county

• Breton: Korkig m
• Esperanto: Korko, Graflando Cork
• German: Cork (de) n
• Irish: Corcaigh f, Contae Chorcaí m
• Macedonian: Корк m (Kork)
• Marathi: कॉर्क f (kŏrka)
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: Cork

  Nynorsk: Cork

Anagrams

• Kroc, Rock, rock