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Iirc it's "Couleur" in french.

• Amezarak 7y ago
  It is now, maybe, but not when the borrowing took place.
• toyg 7y ago
  Colore in Italian. Adding random "u"s to Latin words is a very French thing.
• Anarch157a 7y ago
  Portuguese abbreviated it to "cor", but we keep the longer version on the verb "colorir" (to color).
• AstralStorm 7y ago
  And in Polish we have both the Latin import "kolor" (Phonetic k in place of c) and Slavic variant "barwa". (Sounded with v English sound as w per phonetic Latin and forward trill r) Polish is weird like that.