raket
Dutch (Brabantic)
/raːˈkɛt/
noun
Definitions
- rocket, missile
- firework
- a type of ice cream in the shape of a rocket
Etymology
Borrowed from German Rakete (rocket, missile) derived from Italian rocchetta derived from Gothic rukka derived from Proto-Germanic *rukkô (used in spinning thread, a staff with flax fibres tied loosely to it, a distaff).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*rukkô
Gloss
used in spinning thread, a staff with flax fibres tied loosely to it, a distaff
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- rock English
- rocket English
- rotsi Finnish
- rukki Finnish
- Bremsrakete German
- Feststoffrakete German
- Flüssigtreibstoffrakete German
- Kurzstreckenrakete German
- Langstreckenrakete German
- Rakete German
- Raketendüse German
- Raketenpanzerbüchse German
- Raketenstart German
- Raketentechnik German
- Raketentreibstoff German
- rakéta Hungarian
- rocchetta Italian
- aanval Dutch, Flemish
- basis Dutch, Flemish
- brandstof Dutch, Flemish
- geleerde Dutch, Flemish
- kern Dutch, Flemish
- kernraket Dutch, Flemish
- kruisen Dutch, Flemish
- kruisraket Dutch, Flemish
- meer Dutch, Flemish
- meertrapsraket Dutch, Flemish
- raketaanval Dutch, Flemish
- raketbasis Dutch, Flemish
- raketbrandstof Dutch, Flemish
- raketgeleerde Dutch, Flemish
- raketschild Dutch, Flemish
- raketsla Dutch, Flemish
- raketwerper Dutch, Flemish
- schild Dutch, Flemish
- sla Dutch, Flemish
- stuwen Dutch, Flemish
- stuwraket Dutch, Flemish
- trap Dutch, Flemish
- werper Dutch, Flemish
- roca Portuguese
- *rukkô Proto-Germanic
- badrock Swedish
- rock Swedish
- rockring Swedish
- rakett Norwegian Nynorsk
- *rocc Old English
- rocke Middle English
- rokkr Old Norse
- rokkur Icelandic
- rocko Old High German
- raķete Latvian
- ракета Bulgarian
- Rakéit Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- roquette Middle French
- *rukka Gothic
- rukka Gothic
- *rocko Old Dutch
- rokker Old Swedish
- raketa Crimean Tatar
- rukka, rocko lng