kodër

See also: koder, köder, and Köder

Albanian

Etymology

Uncertain. Perhaps from Proto-Indo-European *ker-d 'short mountain', from *(s)ker- (“short”), in which case it would be close to Old Persian (H)ara-kadriš (, “mountain ravine”), Welsh cader (“fortress”), Old Irish cathir (“town, city”), Umbrian kateramu (“congregation”), Bulgarian котор (kotor, “hurdle”). Alternatively, it could represent a borrowing from Latin quadrum, also reflected in Romanian codru, Aromanian coduru.

Noun

kodër m

  1. hill
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