Crockery

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 115
krok'er-i, n. earthenware ve els formed of baked clay. Crocodile, krok'o-dll, n a large amphibious reptile inhabiting the large rivers of Asia and Africa. [Fr. —L. crocodilus—Gr. krokodeilos a lizard, so called from its resemblance to a UzaTd Crocus, krO'kus, n a well-known flower [L. crocus—Gr. krokos prob of Eastern origin, as Heb. karkom, saffron.] Croft, kroft, n a small piece of arable land adjoining a dwelling a kind of small farm. n Crofter. [A.S. croft; perh from Gael croit, a croft.]
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