cirice

Old English

From North Sea Germanic *kirikǣ, from West Germanic *kirikā, from late Proto-Germanic *kirikǭ, from Byzantine Greek κυριακόν (δόμα) (kuriakón (dóma), “the Lord's (house)”), from Ancient Greek κύριος (kúrios, “lord”). Cognate with Old Frisian tzirke, Old Dutch and Old Saxon kirika, Old High German chirihha.

ċiriċe f

Declension of cirice

Middle English: chirche, chirch, cherche, cherch, circe, kyrk, kirke, churche, chyrche, chyrch, chireche, church
- English: church
- Scots: kirk
→ Old Norse: kirkja, kyrkja
- Icelandic: kirkja
- Faroese: kirkja
- Norn: kirka
- Norwegian:
  Bokmål: kirke
  Nynorskt: kyrkje, kyrkja
- Jamtish: kyrke
- Westrobothnian: kyrk’
- Old Swedish: kyrkia, kirkia
  - Swedish: kyrka
- Old Danish: kyrkiæ, kirkæ
  - Danish: kirke
- Scanian: ḱærḱa
- → English: kirk
- → Finnic:
  - Estonian: kirik
  - Finnish: kirkko
    - Meänkieli: kirkko
  - Ingrian: kirkko
  - Karelian: kirikkö
  - Samic:
    - Northern Sami: girku
    - Lule Sami: girkko
    - Southern Sami: gærhkoe
- → Scots: kirk (or from Old English cirice)
- → English: kirk (or from Old English cirice)

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