loch
Cimbrian
noun
Definitions
- (Luserna) hole
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German loch inherited from Old High German loh inherited from Proto-Germanic *luką (lock, opening, hole).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*luką
Gloss
lock, opening, hole
Concept
Semantic Field
The house
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
錠
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Goldilocks English
- Lockport English
- airlock English
- anklelock English
- anti-lock English
- armlock English
- belock English
- boxlock English
- brainlock English
- chinlock English
- couchlock English
- daglock English
- deadlock English
- deathlock English
- doglock English
- earlock English
- elflock English
- eyelock English
- fetlock English
- fetterlock English
- firelock English
- flatlock English
- flintlock English
- forelock English
- gridlock English
- gunlock English
- hairlock English
- hammerlock English
- handlock English
- hashlock English
- headlock English
- inlock English
- interlock English
- keylock English
- landlock English
- leglock English
- lidlock English
- liplock English
- livelock English
- lock English
- lock-weir English
- lockability English
- lockable English
- lockage English
- lockbolt English
- lockbox English
- locker English
- lockfast English
- lockful English
- lockhouse English
- lockjaw English
- lockkeeper English
- lockless English
- locklike English
- lockmaster English
- locknut English
- lockout English
- lockpicker English
- lockplate English
- lockring English
- lockset English
- lockshield English
- lockside English
- locksman English
- locksmith English
- locksmithery English
- locksport English
- lockstep English
- lockstitch English
- lockwork English
- locky English
- lovelock English
- manlock English
- matchlock English
- mindlock English
- multilock English
- necklock English
- oarlock English
- overlock English
- picklock English
- relock English
- riplock English
- sidelock English
- snaplock English
- soaplock English
- softlock English
- spinlock English
- suitlock English
- taglock English
- twistlock English
- underlock English
- unlock English
- uplock English
- weighlock English
- wheellock English
- wristlock English
- Arschloch German
- Astloch German
- Dreckloch German
- Dreilochnutte German
- Dreilochstute German
- Funkloch German
- Knopfloch German
- Lauch German
- Loch German
- Lochfraßkorrosion German
- Lochkarte German
- Lochstreifen German
- Locke German
- Löcherleitung German
- Nasenloch German
- Ozonloch German
- Schlupfloch German
- Schlüsselloch German
- Sommerloch German
- Wasserloch German
- Wurmloch German
- lok Dutch, Flemish
- *leuk- Proto-Indo-European
- *lewg- Proto-Indo-European
- *luką Proto-Germanic
- loch Polish
- loc Old English
- locken Middle English
- lok Middle English
- lok Old Norse
- loch Czech
- lok Icelandic
- ล็อก Thai
- loc Welsh
- locke Middle Dutch
- arsloh Old High German
- loh Old High German
- louh Old High German
- loklo Ido
- loch Middle High German
- Lach Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- לאָך Yiddish
- *lauh gmw-pro
- *lok gmw-pro
- lòch Cimbrian
- *lok Old Saxon
- lok Tok Pisin
- łöch Vilamovian
- loke Seychellois Creole