*krōkaz
Runic: ᚲᚱᛟᚲᚨᛉ Pronunciation: /ˈkrɔː.kɑz/noun · masculine · a-stem
Meanings
something bent, a hook
Etymology
From Proto-Indo-European *greh₂ǵos (‘a twist, rope, wicker, a tangle’), from *ger- (‘to turn, to wind’). Cognate with Sanskrit ग्रन्थि (granthí) (granthí, ‘a knot, tie’).
Declension
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nom. | krōkaz | krōkōz, krōkōs |
| Acc. | krōką | krōkanz |
| Gen. | krōkas, krōkis | krōkǫ̂ |
| Dat. | krōkai | krōkamaz |
| Inst. | krōkō | krōkamiz |
| Voc. | krōk | krōkōz, krōkōs |
Descendants
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*krōk (Proto-West Germanic)
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*kruok (Old Dutch)
- croec (Middle Dutch)
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*kruok (Old Dutch)
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*krōk (Proto-West Germanic)
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*crōc (Old English)
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crok, croke (Middle English)
- crook (English)
- crúca (Irish)
- cruke, creuk, crewk, cruik (Scots)
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crok, croke (Middle English)
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*crōc (Old English)
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*krōk (Proto-West Germanic)
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*crōcus, *crōca (Vulgar Latin)
- croccus (Medieval Latin)
- cròc (Piedmontese)
- croccu (Sicilian)
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*crōcus, *crōca (Vulgar Latin)
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*krōk (Proto-West Germanic)
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*crōcus, *crōca (Vulgar Latin)
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croce, croc, croche (Old French)
- cro (Norman)
- crotche (Walloon)
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croce, croc, croche (Old French)
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*crōcus, *crōca (Vulgar Latin)
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*krōk (Proto-West Germanic)
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*crōcus, *crōca (Vulgar Latin)
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croce, croc, croche (Old French)
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croche (Middle English)
- croche (English)
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croche (Middle English)
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croce, croc, croche (Old French)
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*crōcus, *crōca (Vulgar Latin)
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*krōk (Proto-West Germanic)
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*crōcus, *crōca (Vulgar Latin)
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croce, croc, croche (Old French)
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croche (Middle French)
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croche (French)
- corxa (Catalan)
- cròcha (Occitan)
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croche (French)
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croche (Middle French)
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croce, croc, croche (Old French)
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*crōcus, *crōca (Vulgar Latin)
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*krōk (Proto-West Germanic)
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*crōcus, *crōca (Vulgar Latin)
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croce, croc, croche (Old French)
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acrocher, accrocher, encrocher (Old French)
- acrochen (Middle English)
- acrotchî, acrotchi, acrotcher, acrotchè (Walloon)
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acrocher, accrocher, encrocher (Old French)
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croce, croc, croche (Old French)
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*crōcus, *crōca (Vulgar Latin)
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*krōk (Proto-West Germanic)
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*crōcus, *crōca (Vulgar Latin)
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croce, croc, croche (Old French)
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acrocher, accrocher, encrocher (Old French)
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accrocher, acrocher, acrochier, accrochier (Middle French)
- accrocher (Middle French)
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accrocher, acrocher, acrochier, accrochier (Middle French)
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acrocher, accrocher, encrocher (Old French)
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croce, croc, croche (Old French)
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*crōcus, *crōca (Vulgar Latin)
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*krōk (Proto-West Germanic)
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*crōcus, *crōca (Vulgar Latin)
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croce, croc, croche (Old French)
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crochet, crochette, croket (Old French)
- crotchèt (Walloon)
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crochet, crochette, croket (Old French)
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croce, croc, croche (Old French)
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*crōcus, *crōca (Vulgar Latin)
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*krōk (Proto-West Germanic)
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*crōcus, *crōca (Vulgar Latin)
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croce, croc, croche (Old French)
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crochet, crochette, croket (Old French)
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crochet (Middle French)
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crochet, crochée (French)
- corxera, corxea (Catalan)
- crochet (English)
- crochet, crochê, croché, colcheia (Portuguese)
- croché, corchea (Spanish)
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crochet, crochée (French)
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crochet (Middle French)
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crochet, crochette, croket (Old French)
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croce, croc, croche (Old French)
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*crōcus, *crōca (Vulgar Latin)
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krókr (Old Norse)
- krókur (Faroese)
- krókur (Icelandic)
- cro (Norman)
- krok (Norwegian Bokmål)
- krok (Norwegian Nynorsk)
- крюк (krjuk) (Russian)
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krókr (Old Norse)
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croc, crochet (French)
- crochet, crotchet (English)
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croc, crochet (French)
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krókr (Old Norse)
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krok (Old Danish)
- krog (Danish)
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krok (Old Danish)
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krókr (Old Norse)
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krōker (Old Swedish)
- krok (Swedish)
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krōker (Old Swedish)