kraachen
Luxemburgeois
/ˈkʀaːχən/
verb
Definitions
- (intransitive) to crack, to creak
Etymology
Inherited from Old High German krahhōn (crash, make a sound) inherited from Proto-Germanic *krakōną (crack, crackle, shriek, emit a cry, shout, make a noise).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*krakōną
Gloss
crack, crackle, shriek, emit a cry, shout, make a noise
Concept
Semantic Field
Speech and language
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- anticrack English
- buttcrack English
- crack English
- crack shot English
- crack-hemp English
- crack-rope English
- crackability English
- crackable English
- crackback English
- crackbrain English
- crackbrained English
- crackerjack English
- crackest English
- cracketh English
- crackfic English
- crackhead English
- crackhouse English
- crackjaw English
- crackle English
- crackless English
- cracklet English
- cracklike English
- crackmeter English
- crackpipe English
- crackpot English
- crackproof English
- crackship English
- cracksman English
- cracky English
- craic English
- hydrocrack English
- macrocrack English
- microcrack English
- mudcrack English
- nutcrack English
- outcrack English
- precrack English
- recrack English
- suncrack English
- thundercrack English
- tocrack English
- whipcrack English
- wisecrack English
- crack Finnish
- kräkki Finnish
- Crack German
- craccare Italian
- afkraken Dutch, Flemish
- kraakbeen Dutch, Flemish
- kraakhelder Dutch, Flemish
- kraakpand Dutch, Flemish
- kraakstem Dutch, Flemish
- kraakverbod Dutch, Flemish
- krakeling Dutch, Flemish
- kraken Dutch, Flemish
- kraker Dutch, Flemish
- crack French
- крэк Russian
- crack Spanish, Castilian
- *gerg- Proto-Indo-European
- *gerh₂- Proto-Indo-European
- crack Portuguese
- *krakōną Proto-Germanic
- cracian Old English
- crak Middle English
- crakken Middle English
- craic Irish
- kræghe Old Norse
- crac Welsh
- crāken Middle Dutch
- krahhōn Old High German
- *krakōn gmw-pro
- *krakon Old Dutch
- *krakōn Old Dutch