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alcorque

Variant of what is found in Portuguese, beside alcorque and alcorca, more originally as alcarque and alfarque, borrowed from well-known Arabic الْخَرْق (al-ḵarq, “breakthrough”) as employed in the sense of a rift for water. Northwestern Arabic قُرْق (qurq, “shoe, sandal”) is a reborrowing from Romance.

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