Cord

Thick rope or anatomical connection.

rope string

A cord is a thick rope or heavy string, often made of twisted strands. It can also refer to an anatomical connection between body parts.

/kɔːrd/

From Old English cord, from Proto-West Germanic *kord-, of uncertain origin.

A cord is like a strong rope, or it can describe how things are connected inside your body, like nerves connecting to your brain.

The spinal cord is a long, thin bundle of nerves that carries messages between your brain and the rest of your body
Vocal cords are two bands of tissue in the throat that vibrate to make sound
Sailors historically used rope cordage for a wide range of tasks

What is a cord? A cord is a thick rope or string
What are body cords? They refer to anatomical connections, such as the spinal cord or vocal cords
How are cords used? Cords can be used for pulling, tying, or supporting things

line cable

rope string

umbilical cord electrical cord jump rope

strands

manufactured object natural object