sjúga
Icelandic
/ˈsjuːa/
verb-strong
Definitions
- to suck
Etymology
Derived from Old Norse súga derived from Proto-Germanic *sūganą derived from Proto-Indo-European *sug-.
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*sug-
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- allosuck English
- honeysuck English
- honeysuckle English
- insuck English
- intersuck English
- self-suck English
- succ English
- suck English
- suck-pint English
- suckability English
- suckable English
- suckage English
- suckboy English
- sucker English
- suckest English
- sucketh English
- suckfest English
- suckfish English
- suckhole English
- suckitude English
- suckle English
- suckless English
- suckling English
- suckly English
- suckstone English
- sucktacular English
- sucktastic English
- suckup English
- suckworthy English
- sucky English
- sux0r English
- timesuck English
- upsuck English
- wheelsuck English
- sugere Latin
- sūcum Latin
- sūgere Latin
- *sug- Proto-Indo-European
- suge Norwegian Bokmål
- *sūganą Proto-Germanic
- suga Norwegian Nynorsk
- sugan Old English
- souken Middle English
- súga Old Norse
- suge Danish
- sökka Icelandic
- sūgan Old High German
- súgva Faroese
- sugan Old Dutch
- sūgan Old Dutch
- sugan Old Saxon
- sugha Old Swedish
- sugha, sūgha Old Swedish
- sūg Westrobothnian
- suck-suck Jamaican Creole