Haken
German (Berlin)
/ˈhaːkŋ̩/
noun
Definitions
- hook
- catch, hitch a concealed difficulty, especially in a deal or negotiation
- checkmark
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German hāke inherited from Old High German hāggo, hāko, hācko inherited from Proto-Germanic *hakô (hook) inherited from Proto-Indo-European *keg-, *keng- (hook, peg).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*keg-, *keng-
Gloss
hook, peg
Concept
Semantic Field
Spatial relations
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Windhoek English
- armhook English
- baithook English
- billhook English
- boathook English
- boothook English
- breasthook English
- bullhook English
- butthook English
- buttonhook English
- carabiner English
- coathook English
- dehook English
- eyehook English
- firehook English
- fishhook English
- fleshhook English
- foothook English
- forehook English
- grapplehook English
- hake English
- hakelike English
- heddle hook English
- hook English
- hook maneuver English
- hookable English
- hookbill English
- hooked English
- hooker English
- hookest English
- hooketh English
- hookgun English
- hookkeeper English
- hookless English
- hooklet English
- hooklike English
- hookman English
- hooknose English
- hookset English
- hookswitch English
- hookthorn English
- hooktip English
- hooktop English
- hookworm English
- microhook English
- nuthook English
- pothook English
- pre-hook English
- rehook English
- shavehook English
- sheephook English
- shithook English
- skyhook English
- switchhook English
- tailhook English
- tenterhook English
- unhook English
- webhook English
- wolf hook English
- hukki Finnish
- Angel German
- Angelhaken German
- Boot German
- Bootshaken German
- Enterhaken German
- Fenster German
- Fensterhaken German
- Fisch German
- Fischhaken German
- Hakenkreuz German
- Hecht German
- Hechtbarbe German
- Hunger German
- Hungerhaken German
- Häkchen German
- Karabiner German
- Karabinerhaken German
- Kleider German
- Kleiderhaken German
- Kreuz German
- Kunststoff German
- Kunststoffhaken German
- Nesthäkchen German
- Seehecht German
- Tür German
- Türhaken German
- entern German
- archibugio Italian
- Achterhoek Dutch, Flemish
- Windhoek Dutch, Flemish
- achthoek Dutch, Flemish
- bijbelhaak Dutch, Flemish
- driehoek Dutch, Flemish
- glooiingshoek Dutch, Flemish
- groothoeklens Dutch, Flemish
- haak Dutch, Flemish
- haakbus Dutch, Flemish
- haaksnavel Dutch, Flemish
- haakvormig Dutch, Flemish
- haken Dutch, Flemish
- hakenkruis Dutch, Flemish
- hellingshoek Dutch, Flemish
- hoek Dutch, Flemish
- hoekbal Dutch, Flemish
- hoekbank Dutch, Flemish
- hoekig Dutch, Flemish
- hoeksnelheid Dutch, Flemish
- hoeksteen Dutch, Flemish
- hoektand Dutch, Flemish
- hoekversnelling Dutch, Flemish
- hoekwant Dutch, Flemish
- invalshoek Dutch, Flemish
- leeuwenhoek Dutch, Flemish
- rechthoek Dutch, Flemish
- straathoek Dutch, Flemish
- uithoek Dutch, Flemish
- veelhoek Dutch, Flemish
- vijfhoek Dutch, Flemish
- weerhaak Dutch, Flemish
- windhaak Dutch, Flemish
- winkelhaak Dutch, Flemish
- zeshoek Dutch, Flemish
- Виндхук Russian
- гак Russian
- хек Russian
- хук Russian
- *keg- Proto-Indo-European
- *keg-, *keng- Proto-Indo-European
- Windhoek Portuguese
- *hakô Proto-Germanic
- ウィントフック Japanese
- ハーケン Japanese
- ハーケンクロイツ Japanese
- フック Japanese
- hæca Old English
- *hake Middle English
- hoke Middle English
- haki Old Norse
- hakenkrajc Czech
- hák Czech
- hákenkrajc Czech
- hákový Czech
- háček Czech
- Վինդհուկ Armenian
- hook Indonesian
- spoelhoek Indonesian
- hoec Middle Dutch
- hāke Middle Dutch
- hako Old High German
- hāggo, hāko, hācko Old High German
- hāko Old High German
- āķis Latvian
- hechet Middle High German
- hāke Middle High German
- *hako Old Dutch
- 溫得和克 Chinese
- hake Middle Low German
- hako Old Saxon
- 빈트후크 Korean
- hāka Old Frisian
- huk Tok Pisin
- hukim Tok Pisin
- Hoke Pennsylvania German
- Hokegreiz Pennsylvania German
- hȫka Vilamovian
- aka Sranan Tongo