*kraitaz

Runic: ᚲᚱᚨᛁᛏᚨᛉ Pronunciation: /ˈkrɑi̯.tɑz/

noun · masculine · a-stem

Meanings

Uncertain. Perhaps akin to Proto-Germanic *krattōną (‘to scratch; carve’) (cf kratzen).

*krēt (Old Frisian)
- Kríet (Saterland Frisian)
- krite (West Frisian)
*krēt (Old Saxon)
- krêt, kreit, krête, *kraitijaz (Middle Low German)
  - Kreet (German Low German)
*krēte (Old Dutch)
- kerte (Middle Dutch)
  - kert (Dutch)
*krēte (Old Dutch)
- cretel (Old French)
  - kerteel (Middle Dutch)
  - créteau (Middle French)
*kerte (Old Dutch)
- kerte (Middle Dutch)
  - kert (Dutch)
*kerte (Old Dutch)
- cretel (Old French)
  - kerteel (Middle Dutch)
  - créteau (Middle French)
*krēta (Old Dutch)
- kerte (Middle Dutch)
  - kert (Dutch)
*krēta (Old Dutch)
- cretel (Old French)
  - kerteel (Middle Dutch)
  - créteau (Middle French)
*kerta (Old Dutch)
- kerte (Middle Dutch)
  - kert (Dutch)
*kerta (Old Dutch)
- cretel (Old French)
  - kerteel (Middle Dutch)
  - créteau (Middle French)
kreiz (Old High German)
- kreiz (Middle High German)
  - Kraas, Kroas (Bavarian)
  - kroaz (Cimbrian)
  - Kreis (German)
  - קרײַז (krayz) (Yiddish)
kreiz (Old High German)
- kreiz (Middle High German)
  - ? (Central Franconian)
    - Krees (Hunsrik)
    - Krees (Luxembourgish)
kreiz (Old High German)
- kreiz (Middle High German)
  - kreiz, kreitz, kreis, krês (Middle Low German)
    - kreds (Danish)
    - kreits (Dutch)
    - Kreis (German Low German)
    - Kräis (Low German)
    - Krais (Saterland Frisian)
kreiz (Old High German)
- kreiz (Middle High German)
  - Kraas, Krääs, Krees, Kreis (Rhine Franconian)
    - ? (Frankfurterisch)