Translation
rock, boulder
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Word origin
From roche ('rock'), from Late Latin rocca, a word of uncertain pre-Latin origin. Despite the ending, it is a noun and not a verb.
- Origin
- Late Latin
- Root
- rocca
- English cognates
- rock
Grammar
Examples
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The boat struck a rock.
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Black rocks rise out of the water.
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He sat down on a large boulder.
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A boulder has fallen onto the road.
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She is looking out at the sea from the rock.
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