Bock
German (Berlin)
[bɔk]
noun
Definitions
- he-goat
- buck male of a variety of other animals
- (gymnastics) apparatus used for performing jumps; similar to a vaulting horse but shorter.
Etymology
Inherited from Old High German boc inherited from Proto-Germanic *bukkaz (male deer, buck) inherited from Proto-Indo-European *bʰuǵ- (ram, buck, goat).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*bʰuǵ-
Gloss
ram, buck, goat
Concept
Semantic Field
Animals
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- blackbuck English
- bock English
- bock beer English
- buck English
- buckberry English
- buckboard English
- buckbrush English
- buckeen English
- bucker English
- buckhorn English
- buckhound English
- buckish English
- buckjumper English
- buckjumping English
- buckle English
- buckmast English
- buckraking English
- bucksaw English
- buckshot English
- buckskin English
- bucksome English
- buckstall English
- buckstay English
- bucktail English
- buckthorn English
- bucktooth English
- bucktoothed English
- bushbuck English
- crossbuck English
- humbucker English
- killbuck English
- kilobuck English
- maibock English
- prongbuck English
- reedbuck English
- roebuck English
- sawbuck English
- steinbock English
- terabuck English
- Bier German
- Bockbier German
- Bockerl German
- Bockkäfer German
- Bockmist German
- Bockshorn German
- Bockshornklee German
- Geiß German
- Geißbock German
- Horn German
- Käfer German
- Mai German
- Maibock German
- Mist German
- Reh German
- Rehbock German
- Stein German
- Steinbock German
- Ziege German
- Ziegenbock German
- bockig German
- verbocken German
- bak Hungarian
- bakba Hungarian
- baklövés Hungarian
- bakok Hungarian
- bakom Hungarian
- bakon Hungarian
- bakot Hungarian
- bakra Hungarian
- bűnbak Hungarian
- bockbier Dutch, Flemish
- bok Dutch, Flemish
- bokbier Dutch, Flemish
- bode Spanish, Castilian
- *bhuǵ- Proto-Indo-European
- *bʰugkó-, *bʰuǵno-, *bʰukkos Proto-Indo-European
- *bʰuǵ- Proto-Indo-European
- bode Portuguese
- *bukkaz Proto-Germanic
- buc Old English
- bucc Old English
- बुक्क Sanskrit
- buc Middle English
- bokkr, bukkr Old Norse
- bukkr Old Norse
- boc Catalan, Valencian
- boc Old High German
- բուծ Old Armenian
- zigenboc Middle High German
- *bukk gmw-pro
- buc Old Dutch
- *bukkos Proto-Celtic
- *bʰuȷ́ás Proto-Indo-Iranian
- *bukk Frankish
- *buk Old Frisian
- bote Old Spanish
- beccu Sicilian
- *bukkos Gaulish