park 공원 영어 어원사전 을 참고 하 면 mid - 13 c . , " enclosed preserve for beasts of the chase , " from Old French parc " enclosed wood or heath land used as a game preserve " ( 12 c . ) , probably ultimately from West Germanic * parruk " enclosed tract of land " ( source also of Old English pearruc , root of paddock ( n . 2 ) , Old High German pfarrih " fencing about , enclosure , " German pferch " fold for sheep , " Dutch park ) . Internal evidence suggests the West Germanic word is pre - 4 c . and originally meant the fencing , not the place enclosed . Found also in Medieval Latin as parricus " enclosure , park " ( 8 c . ) , which likely is the direct source of the Old French word , as well as Italian parco , Spanish parque , etc . Some claim the Medieval Latin word as the source of the West Germanic , but the reverse seems more likely . Some later senses in English represent later borrowings from French . OED discounts notion of a Celtic origin . Welsh parc , Gaelic pairc are from English . 게르만 어 paaruk 를 보 니 어원 이 짐작 이 된다 . 파란 숲 과 관련 이 되 네 . forest 파랬 었 다가 숲 의 어원 이 고 공원 역시 파랗 다가 어원 이 다 . 나무 들 로 둘러쌓인 숲 퍼 릏 파랗 푸 릏 모두 호환 가능 ㅎ <--> ㅋ 호환