Definitions for korkɔr, koʊr
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Random House Webster's College Dictionary
korkɔr, koʊr(n.)
Category: Weights and Measures, Judaism
Ref: homer2 1 2
Origin of kor:
< Heb kōr
Princeton's WordNet
homer, kor(noun)
an ancient Hebrew unit of capacity equal to 10 baths or 10 ephahs
Wiktionary
kor(Noun)
an ancient Hebrew and Phoenician unit of measure of capacity
Translations for kor
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
- korpsAfrikaans
- قِطْعَـه عَسْكَـريّـهArabic
- корпусBulgarian
- divisãoPortuguese (BR)
- sbor (armádní)Czech
- das KorpsGerman
- korpsDanish
- σώμα στρατούGreek
- cuerpoSpanish
- korpusEstonian
- رستهFarsi
- joukotFinnish
- corpsFrench
- חָיִלHebrew
- सेना की पलटनHindi
- trupe, vojskaCroatian
- alakulatHungarian
- kesatuanIndonesian
- deildIcelandic
- corpoItalian
- 軍団Japanese
- 군단Korean
- korpusasLithuanian
- korpussLatvian
- korMalay
- korpsDutch
- avdelingNorwegian
- korpusPolish
- رستهPersian
- (لښ) يوه قطعه سنبال شوې عسكر مړى: جسد، نعش، لاښ، مړداړهPashto
- divisãoPortuguese
- corpRomanian
- корпусRussian
- zborSlovak
- korpusSlovenian
- korpusSerbian
- kårSwedish
- กองกำลังทหารThai
- özel birlik; kolorduTurkish
- (軍隊編制)團Chinese (Trad.)
- корпусUkrainian
- فوج كا شعبہUrdu
- quân đoànVietnamese
- 军团Chinese (Simp.)
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