Cola

Appendix:Variations of "cola" Translingual thumb|Cola acuminata Etymology mul Proper noun 1 f genus family Malvaceae kola nut trees genus family Noctuidae certain moths Hypernyms genus (kola nut trees) ; Sterculioideae subfamily - subfamily genus (moth) ; Calpinae subfamily - subfamily Hyponyms genus (kola nut trees) Cola acuminata species (abata cola) - type species References Cola (plant) Cola (plant) Cola (Malvaceae) Cola (Malvaceae) Cola (moth) Cola (moth) Cola (Noctuidae) Cola (Noctuidae) mul Mallow family plants English Pronunciation en əʊlə 2 Proper noun en slang US Columbia, South Carolina en Cola Town Soda City en Anagrams en aclo ALCO Acol COLA Calo Caló Coal. loca LCAO LOAC alco alco- coal cola German Etymology From the kola nut and the brandname Coca-Cola. Pronunciation de /ˈkoːla/ de De-Cola.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de Co la de Kohler some speakers Noun f,s[referring to different kinds or brands]:-[referring to quantities] or n[alternatively in southern Germany, Austria and Switzerland],-:s,s[referring to different kinds or brands]:-[referring to quantities] de beverage Coke, Coca-Cola, cola beverage made with caramel and carbonated water Usage notes The word is generally feminine in northern and central Germany. The neuter gender is used alternatively in southern Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. As with other drinks, the unchanged plural is normally used when referring to quantities, e.g. glasses. The form de Colas is used chiefly when meaning different kinds or brands. Declension f,s[referring to different kinds or brands]:-[referring to quantities] n[alternatively in southern Germany, Austria and Switzerland],-:s,s[referring to different kinds or brands]:-[referring to quantities] References de Beverages Old English Pronunciation Cōla Proper noun Cōla m ang male Declension Cōl sg References Liber Vitae: Register and Martyrology of New Minster and Hyde Abbey, Winchester, page 54, line 32, recorded as "Cola".