*skēkaz

Runic: ᛊᚲᛖᚲᚨᛉ Pronunciation: /ˈskɛː.kɑz/

noun · masculine · a-stem

Meanings

From Proto-Indo-European *skeg- (‘to jump; move’).

*sċǣc (Old English)
*sċǣcere (Old English)
sċēacere (Old English)
tōsċēacerian (Old English)
skāk (Old Frisian)
skākrāf (Old Frisian)
skākere (Old Frisian)
skāker (Old Frisian)
*skāk (Old Saxon)
- schâk, schâker (Middle Low German)
*skākāri (Old Saxon)
- schâk, schâker (Middle Low German)
*skāk (Frankish)
- scachum, scachator (Medieval Latin)
*skāk (Frankish)
- *skāk (Old Dutch)
  - scaec (Middle Dutch)
    - schaak, schaker (Dutch)
*skāk (Frankish)
- eschec, eschiec, eschiequer, eschecer, escheker, eschieker (Old French)
  - skekken, skiken (Middle English)
  - eschec, eschiec (Middle French)
skāh (Old High German)
- schāch, schāchære (Middle High German)
  - Schächer (German)
skāhhāri (Old High German)
- schāch, schāchære (Middle High German)
  - Schächer (German)