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courtyard, yard
Source:*dvorъProto-Slaviccertain
The open space by the house became a yard (двор, dvůr), a manor (dwór) or a royal court (dvor).
English
courtyard, yard
Polish
podwórze
pɔdˈvuʐɛCognate· distant (Indo-European)Same source — the sound laws connect them.
In all five languages
BCS script
- Russianдворdvordvorinherited
- Ukrainianдвірdvirdʋʲirinherited
- Polishpodwórzepɔdˈvuʐɛinherited
Polish dwór means a manor house.
- Czechdvůrdvuːrinherited
- Bosnian-Croatian-Serbiandvorišteдвориштеˈdvoriʃteinherited
BCS dvor means a royal court or palace.
- Englishcourtyard, yard
Distant English relative: door — *dvorъ belongs to the same Indo-European family as English door.