Cote

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 110
kOt, n. an mclosure for sheep, [A Cotemporaneous, kO-tem-po-ra'ne-n&, Cotemporary, kO-tem'po-rar-i. Same as Contemporaneous, Contemporary Coterie, k5'te-re, «. a number of persons who meet familiarly for social, literary, or other purposes. [Fr. orig, a number of peasants clubbed together to obtain a tenure of land from a lord— Low L. iota, a hut. See Cot.) Cotillon, Cotillion, ko-tiryun, «. a brisk dance by eight persons. [Fr.—cottc, a petticoat— Low L. cotta a tunic. See Coat
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