*hrugnaz

Runic: ᚺᚱᚢᚷᚾᚨᛉ Pronunciation: /ˈxruɣ.nɑz/

noun · masculine · a-stem

Meanings

spawn of frogs or fish; roe

From Proto-Indo-European *krek- (‘frogspawn’). Cognate with Lithuanian kurkulai̇̃ (‘frogspawn’), Proto-Slavic *krękъ (‘spawn’).

*hrogn (Old English)
- rowne, rawne, rowe (Middle English)
  - roan, roe (English)
  - rawn, raun (Scots)
*hrogan (Old Saxon)
- rōgen, rōgel (Middle Low German)
  - Rögen (German Low German)
*rogan (Old Dutch)
- rōge, roch, roghe (Middle Dutch)
  - roge (Dutch)
*hrogan (Old High German)
- rogen (Middle High German)
  - Rogen (German)
rogan (Old High German)
- rogen (Middle High German)
  - Rogen (German)
rogin (Old High German)
- rogen (Middle High German)
  - Rogen (German)
hrogn (Old Norse)
- rogn, ravn (Danish)
- rogn (Faroese)
- hrogn (Icelandic)
- rogn (Norwegian)
hrogn (Old Norse)
- *rogue (Middle French)
  - rogue (French)
hrogn (Old Norse)
- rughn, romn (Old Swedish)
  - rom (Swedish)