Etymology of the Latin word chorda
the New Latin word
chorda (tripe; catgut, musical instrument)
derived from the Greek word
chorde, χορδή (string of gut, cord)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*gherə-Derivations in Latin
Chordata,
clavichordium,
Caducichordata,
Perennichordata,
chordata,
HemichordataDerivations in other languages
Albanian
kordhë, English
chord, French
corde, French
harpechorde, Italian
cordite, Italian
clavicordo, Romanian
coardă, Spanish
cordeta, Spanish
corditis, Spanish
cuerdaCognates
Dutch
koord, English
cord, French
corde, French
cordelette, German
Kord, German
Korde, German
Kordel, Italian
corda, Norwegian
korderoy, Norwegian
kordel, Provençal
corda, Spanish
cuerda, Swedish
kordvävUsage
Word found in New Latin
