Roch

Appendix:Variations of "roch" English en<dab> Etymology From en enm Rechedham, from en ang Reċedhām, of en cel-bry - origin, from the intensive en cel-bry-pro - prefix cel-bry-pro *ar- + cel-bry-pro *koɨd wood, meaning "river opposite of the wood." More at Roch. Proper noun en river co/Greater Manchester cc/England which joins the River river/Irwell. en village in Nolton and Roch community, co/Pembrokeshire cc/Wales OS grid ref SM8721. Derived terms en Rochdale English town en Nolton and Roch Welsh community See also en Roach alternative spelling for the river en Riemann-Roch theorem, en Hirzebruch-Riemann-Roch theorem etymologically unrelated References Mills, A.D.: A Dictionary of English Place Names, 2nd Edition, page 289, s.n. Rochdale. Oxford University Press, 1998 Anagrams en chor OCHR chor French Etymology Of fr gem - origin. Pronunciation roc fr LL-Q150 (fra)-Arthur Crbz-Roch.wav Proper noun m fr male Rocco German Etymology From de gmh roch, from de ar رُخّ, from de pal lhw'. The /x/ must be compared to the word de Schach. In both of these cases it is either due to direct borrowing from Arabic (during the Crusades) or alternatively to borrowing via de dum roc, from de fro roc, with artificial application of the High German consonant shift. Pronunciation de /ʁɔx/ de De-Roch.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Noun m,(e)s de chess obsolete de Turm rook Declension m,(e)s Derived terms de Rochade rochieren Polish Etymology Derived from: Saint Roch truncation of Polish personal names beginning with Ro- (e.g. pl Rościsław and pl Rodsław) + pl -ch pl zlw-opl roch ("rook", chess piece), from pl fro roc. Pronunciation Pl-Roch.ogg Proper noun m-pr pl m Declension <m.pr> Proper noun f 1 Rochowa Rochówna pl f Further reading pl terms suffixed with -ch