Coire

/ kwar /

noun

Putant quidam glaciem coire, et in Crystallum corporari, sed frustra.

The bishop therefore permitted him to continue his practice at Coire and its neighborhood.

Her father, an artist, had gone from Schwarzenburg to Coire to execute some frescoes in a church, and had married there.

Coire an Easain (corrie an easan), Corrie of the little waterfall.

In 1526, by the Articles of Ilanz, the last remaining traces of the temporal jurisdiction of the bishop of Coire was abolished.

April 19, 2024tortuous

[tawr-choo-uhs ]

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