broek
Afrikaans
/bruk/
noun
Definitions
- pair of trousers, pair of pants
Etymology
Inherited from Dutch, Flemish broek (trousers, pants, pair of trousers, trousers pants) inherited from Middle Dutch broec inherited from Old Dutch *bruoc inherited from Proto-Germanic *brōks (clothing for loins and thighs, trousers).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*brōks
Gloss
clothing for loins and thighs, trousers
Concept
Semantic Field
Clothing and grooming
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- afritsbroek Dutch, Flemish
- broek Dutch, Flemish
- broekdraagband Dutch, Flemish
- broekhoest Dutch, Flemish
- broekschijter Dutch, Flemish
- broekspijp Dutch, Flemish
- broekvent Dutch, Flemish
- joggingbroek Dutch, Flemish
- kniebroek Dutch, Flemish
- lolbroek Dutch, Flemish
- onderbroek Dutch, Flemish
- spanbroek Dutch, Flemish
- spijkerbroek Dutch, Flemish
- texasbroek Dutch, Flemish
- tuinbroek Dutch, Flemish
- zwembroek Dutch, Flemish
- брюки Russian
- *brōkiz Proto-Germanic
- *brōks Proto-Germanic
- brók Old Norse
- broec Middle Dutch
- klinknael Afrikaans
- klinknaelbroek Afrikaans
- kort Afrikaans
- kortbroek Afrikaans
- onderbroek Afrikaans
- *bruoc Old Dutch
- ibhulukwe Zulu
- ibhulukhwe Xhosa
- bruku Sranan Tongo
- *brāca Gaulish
- bhurukwa Shona