ABSTRACT
OF-MF: from L corpus; corps, adopted from F, with a sense-differentia-
tion present already in Classical L: EF-F corps, earlier cors, as above.
corps. See pree, para 7. corpse. See CORPORAL, para 7. corpulence, corpulent. See CORPORAL, para 5. corpus. See CORPORAL, para 1. corpuscle, corpuscular. See CORPORAL, para 5,
s.f. corral: Sp corral, a yard, csp for cattle, from
corro, a ring, from correr, to run: L currere: f.a.e., COURSE. The Port curral, cattle pen, becomes D kraal, enclosure, village in S Afr, a native village.
