*swiką

Runic: ᛊᚹᛁᚲᚨ Pronunciation: /ˈswi.kɑ̃/

noun · neuter · a-stem

Meanings

deceit; deception; trickery

From Proto-Indo-European *sweyg- (‘to bend, twist, turn (aside), sway, swerve, dodge’).

*swik (Proto-West Germanic)
- (in compounds: āswih, biswih
  - beswich (Middle High German)
*swik (Proto-West Germanic)
- swic (Old English)
  - swic, swik (Middle English)
    - swick (Scots)
*swik (Proto-West Germanic)
- *swih (Old High German)
  - beswich (Middle High German)
svik (Old Norse)
- svik (Faroese)
- svik (Icelandic)
- svik (Norwegian)
svik (Old Norse)
- svigh (Old Danish)
  - svig (Danish)
  - swich, swik, swick (Middle Low German)
svik (Old Norse)
- svik (Old Swedish)
  - svek (Swedish)
*vika (Proto-Finnic)
- viga (Estonian)
- vika (Ingrian)
- vika, viga (Karelian)
- vigā, viga (Livonian)
- viga (Livvi)
- viga (Ludian)
- viga (Veps)
- vika (Votic)
- viga (Võro)
*vika (Proto-Finnic)
- vika (Finnish)
  - vihki (Northern Sami)
*vëkē (Proto-Samic)
- ? (Eastern Samic)
  - vahe (Inari Sami)
  - вагкь (vagk’) (Kildin Sami)
  - vââʹǩǩ (Skolt Sami)