Trakt

German (Berlin)

/tʀakt/

noun

Definitions

(anatomy) tract (a series of connected body organs)
(architecture) wing, block (of a building)

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin tractus (dragged, plundered, extracted, pulling, drawing, squandered).

Origin

Latin

tractus

Gloss

dragged, plundered, extracted, pulling, drawing, squandered

Timeline

Distribution of cognates by language

Geogrpahic distribution of cognates

Cognates and derived terms

tractor English
*tractiō Latin
tractatus Latin
tractim Latin
tractio Latin
tractionem, tractio Latin
tractuosus Latin
tractus Latin
tratto Italian
tracto Spanish, Castilian
trecho Spanish, Castilian
tragar Portuguese
trator Portuguese
trakt Swedish
trakt Polish
trakt Czech
trait Old French
tret Catalan, Valencian
traeth Welsh
trait Middle French
treito Old Portuguese
traptu Aromanian
trat Friulian
trat Ladin