The word "kirk" in German means "Kirche," which translates to "church" in English. It is a term originally from Old Norse and Germanic languages referring to a building used for Christian worship. The Scots word "kirk," historically used in Scotland and northern England, corresponds to the German "Kirche" with the same meaning of church.
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