Mongolian also gave out loanwords to other languages. Examples, with Mongolian in brackets, include the following. Persian: "kheshikchi" (kheshig, royal guard), "Gūrkāniyān" گورکانیان‎ (küregen, son-in-law), "qarqavol" قرقاول (girgawl, pheasant), "jebe" جبه (jebseg, iron armour), "nokar" نوکر (nökör, attendant), "chedar" چدار (chödör, hobble), "daruge" داروغه (darga, chief commandant), "keyichi" قیچی (kayichi, scissors). Uzbek "orol" (aral, island). Chinese "hutong" 衚衕 (gudum, passageway), "zhanchi" 站赤 (jamchi, courier/post station). Middle Chinese "duk" 犢 (tugul, calf). Korean "sura" 수라 (shüle, royal meal), "akdae" 악대 (agta, castrated animal), "eobjin" 업진 (ebchigün, chest of an animal). Old English "cocer" (köküür, container). Old French "quivre" (köküür, container). Old High German "Baldrian" (balchirgan-a, valerian plant). "Köküür" and "balchirgan-a" are thought to have been brought to Europe by the Huns or Pannonian Avars.