clocke
Middle Dutch
noun
Definitions
- bell
- something bell-shaped
Etymology
Inherited from Old Dutch *klokka derived from cloque (bell, travelling cloak) derived from Latin clocca derived from Proto-Celtic *klokkos (bell) derived from Proto-Indo-European *klēg-.
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*klēg-
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- cloak English
- clock English
- clocca Latin
- atoomklok Dutch, Flemish
- avondklok Dutch, Flemish
- boevenklok Dutch, Flemish
- boomklok Dutch, Flemish
- doodklok Dutch, Flemish
- doodsklok Dutch, Flemish
- inklokken Dutch, Flemish
- jachtklok Dutch, Flemish
- kerkklok Dutch, Flemish
- klok Dutch, Flemish
- klokgevel Dutch, Flemish
- klokhen Dutch, Flemish
- klokhuis Dutch, Flemish
- klokken Dutch, Flemish
- klokkengevel Dutch, Flemish
- klokkenluider Dutch, Flemish
- klokkenspel Dutch, Flemish
- klokkenstoel Dutch, Flemish
- klokkentoren Dutch, Flemish
- klokkijken Dutch, Flemish
- koekoeksklok Dutch, Flemish
- noodklok Dutch, Flemish
- overklokken Dutch, Flemish
- radioklok Dutch, Flemish
- sneeuwklok Dutch, Flemish
- cloche French
- *klek- Proto-Indo-European
- *klēg- Proto-Indo-European
- clucge Old English
- clok Middle English
- cloke Middle English
- clokes Middle English
- clokke Middle English
- kloke Middle English
- clog Irish
- clogaire Irish
- clogra Irish
- clogás Irish
- klokka Old Norse
- cloche Old French
- choca Galician
- chocallo Galician
- cloc Welsh
- cloch Welsh
- clychau Welsh
- klocke Middle Dutch
- glocca Old High German
- klocca Old High German
- cloc Old Irish
- clocc Old Irish
- klok Afrikaans
- *klokka Old Dutch
- choca Old Portuguese
- *klokkos Proto-Celtic
- *klokkos Proto-Celtic
- *klokkos- Proto-Celtic
- klocke Middle Low German
- clôche Bourguignon
- *clocca Gaulish
- clocca Gaulish
- cloque ONF.
- cloke Picard