Translation
rock, boulder
Word origin
From French roc and roche, from Medieval Latin rocca, a word whose earlier origin is genuinely unknown. English rock is the same borrowing. A roko is the big natural mass; a stone you can pick up is a ŝtono.
- Origin
- French, from Medieval Latin
- Root
- rocca
- English cognates
- rock
Examples
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The bird sat on a high rock.
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The waves beat against the rocks.
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Small flowers grow between the rocks.
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