Broch
Luxemburgeois
/bʀoχ/
noun
Definitions
- breakage
- fracture
- (mathematics) fraction
- (pathology) hernia
- quarry
Etymology
Inherited from Old High German bruh inherited from Proto-Germanic *brukiz (fissure, breach, breakable).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*brukiz
Gloss
fissure, breach, breakable
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- breach English
- breachable English
- breacher English
- breachful English
- breachless English
- breachy English
- cyberbreach English
- faithbreach English
- megabreach English
- oathbreach English
- prebreach English
- shipbreach English
- spousebreach English
- Abbruch German
- Armbruch German
- Ausbruch German
- Beckenbruch German
- Beinbruch German
- Bruch German
- Bruchbude German
- Bruchfläche German
- Bruchrechnung German
- Bruchwasserläufer German
- Bruchzahl German
- Dammbruch German
- Deichbruch German
- Ehebruch German
- Eidbruch German
- Einbruch German
- Friedensbruch German
- Knochenbruch German
- Nasenbeinbruch German
- Rechtsbruch German
- Rohrbruch German
- Satzbruch German
- Schädelbruch German
- Sollbruchstelle German
- Steinbruch German
- Stilbruch German
- Stimmbruch German
- Tabubruch German
- Umbruch German
- Vertragsbruch German
- Wolkenbruch German
- bankbreuk Dutch, Flemish
- beenbreuk Dutch, Flemish
- botbreuk Dutch, Flemish
- breuk Dutch, Flemish
- breukstreep Dutch, Flemish
- computervredebreuk Dutch, Flemish
- darmbreuk Dutch, Flemish
- huisvredebreuk Dutch, Flemish
- kaakbreuk Dutch, Flemish
- liesbreuk Dutch, Flemish
- pensioenbreuk Dutch, Flemish
- polsbreuk Dutch, Flemish
- schipbreuk Dutch, Flemish
- trendbreuk Dutch, Flemish
- wolkbreuk Dutch, Flemish
- *brukilaz Proto-Germanic
- *brukiz Proto-Germanic
- brice Old English
- breche Middle English
- broke Middle Dutch
- bruh Old High German
- breuk Afrikaans
- bruch Middle High German
- Steebroch Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- Steen Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- *bruki gmw-pro
- *bruki Old Dutch
- bröke Middle Low German