[Sidenote: KOPRI, KUPRI (Turc.),] a bridge; _e.g._ Vezir-kopri (the vizier’s bridge); Keupri-bazaar (the market-town at the bridge); Keupris (bridge town), in Turkey. [Sidenote: KOS (Sclav.),] a goat; _e.g._ Koselo (goat’s river); Koslin (goat town), in Pomerania. [Sidenote: KOSCIOL (Sclav.),] a Romish church; _e.g._ Kostel, Kosteletz (towns with a Romish church), a Protestant church being called _Zbor_, and a Greek church _Zerkwa_. [Sidenote: KRAL, KROL (Sclav.),] a king; _e.g._ Kralik, Kralitz, Krolow, Kraliewa, Kralowitz (the king’s town or fortress). [Sidenote: KRASNA (Sclav.),] beautiful; _e.g._ Krasnabrod (the beautiful ford); Krasnapol (the beautiful city); Krasno-Ufimsk (the beautiful town of the R. Ufa); Krasna and Krasne (the beautiful place). [Sidenote: KRE (Sclav.),] a coppice; _e.g._ Sakrau, Sakrow (behind the coppice). [Sidenote: KREIS (Ger.),] a circle; _e.g._ Saalkreis (the circle watered by the R. Saal); Schwardswaldkreis (the circle of the Black Forest). [Sidenote: KREM, KRIM (Sclav.),] a stone building; _e.g._ The Kremlin (the stone fort of Moscow); Kremmen, Kremenetz, Kremnitz, Kremmenaia, Kremenskaia, towns in Russia, Poland, and Lusatia. [Sidenote: KRONE, KRON (Teut. and Scand.),] a crown; _e.g._ Kronstadt, Hung. _Brasso_ (crown city), in Hungary; Cronstadt, in Russia, founded by Peter the Great; Königscrone (the king’s crown); Carlscrone (Charles’s crown); Landscrone (the crown or summit of the land), a mountain and town in Silesia--also with the same meaning, Landscrona, in Sweden. _Kron_, however, as a prefix, comes occasionally from _krahn_ (a crane), as in Kronwinkel (the crane’s corner). [Sidenote: KRUG (Ger.),] a small inn; _e.g._ Dornkrug (the thorn inn); Krugmülle (the mill at the inn). L [Sidenote: LAAG, LAGE (Ger.), LOOG (Dutch),] a site, a low-lying field; _e.g._ Brawenlage (brown field); Wittlage (white field or wood field); Blumlage (flowery field); Mühlenloog (the mill field or site); Dinkellage (wheat field). This word is also used as an adjective, signifying _low_; _e.g._ Loogkirk (low church); Loogheyde (low heath); Loogemeer (low lake); Laaland (low island). [Sidenote: LAC (Fr.), LACHE (Ger.), LAGO (It., Span., and Port.), LAGUNA,]