stock
Swedish
noun
Definitions
- a log (trunk of a dead tree)
- a stock (of a gun)
- a pack of snus, usually ten, wrapped in plastic film or packed in a light cardboard box
Etymology
Inherited from Old Swedish stokker (log, tree trunk) inherited from Old Norse stokkr (tree-trunk) inherited from Proto-Germanic *stukkaz (tree-trunk, stump, stock).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*stukkaz
Gloss
tree-trunk, stump, stock
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Stockholm English
- hattutukki Finnish
- jakotukki Finnish
- kangastukki Finnish
- kaulaustukki Finnish
- kiväärintukki Finnish
- loimitukki Finnish
- tukinuitto Finnish
- tukki Finnish
- tukkikeksi Finnish
- tukkikämppä Finnish
- tukkilainen Finnish
- tukkilautta Finnish
- tukkimies Finnish
- tukkipihdit Finnish
- tukkipuu Finnish
- tukkireki Finnish
- tukkisakset Finnish
- tukkityö Finnish
- tukkivene Finnish
- uppotukki Finnish
- veitsitukki Finnish
- Holmia Latin
- Stockholm German
- Stockholm Dutch, Flemish
- stokk Norwegian Bokmål
- *stukkaz Proto-Germanic
- Stockholm Swedish
- Stockholmssyndrom Swedish
- holm Swedish
- holme Swedish
- stockholmare Swedish
- stockholmsk Swedish
- stockholmsrim Swedish
- stocksåg Swedish
- såg Swedish
- ストックホルム Japanese
- stokk Norwegian Nynorsk
- stocc Old English
- stokkr Old Norse
- Estocolm Catalan, Valencian
- stokkur Icelandic
- stoc Old High German
- stok Old Dutch
- stokker Old Swedish
- *'śokka Gaulish
- *tsukka Gaulish