*þurskaz

Runic: ᚦᚢᚱᛊᚲᚨᛉ Pronunciation: /ˈθur.skɑz/

noun · masculine · a-stem

Meanings

cod

From Proto-Indo-European *ters- (‘to dry; wither; thirst’) + *-ḱos.

þorskr (Old Norse)
- toskur (Faroese)
- þorskur (Icelandic)
- torsk, tosk (Norwegian Nynorsk)
- torsg (Welsh)
þorskr (Old Norse)
- dorsch (Middle Dutch)
  - dors (Dutch)
þorskr (Old Norse)
- trosc (Middle Irish)
  - trosc (Irish)
  - trosg (Scottish Gaelic)
þorskr (Old Norse)
- dorsch (Middle Low German)
  - Dorsk (German Low German)
þorskr (Old Norse)
- dorsch (Middle Low German)
  - dorsch (Middle High German)
    - Dorsch (German)
      - dorsz (Polish)
þorskr (Old Norse)
- thorsk (Old Danish)
  - torsk, tosk (Danish)
    - torsk, tosk (Norwegian Bokmål)
þorskr (Old Norse)
- þorsker (Old Swedish)
  - torsk (Swedish)
    - torsk (English)
þoskr (Old Norse)
- toskur (Faroese)
- þorskur (Icelandic)
- torsk, tosk (Norwegian Nynorsk)
- torsg (Welsh)
þoskr (Old Norse)
- dorsch (Middle Dutch)
  - dors (Dutch)
þoskr (Old Norse)
- trosc (Middle Irish)
  - trosc (Irish)
  - trosg (Scottish Gaelic)
þoskr (Old Norse)
- dorsch (Middle Low German)
  - Dorsk (German Low German)
þoskr (Old Norse)
- dorsch (Middle Low German)
  - dorsch (Middle High German)
    - Dorsch (German)
      - dorsz (Polish)
þoskr (Old Norse)
- thorsk (Old Danish)
  - torsk, tosk (Danish)
    - torsk, tosk (Norwegian Bokmål)
þoskr (Old Norse)
- þorsker (Old Swedish)
  - torsk (Swedish)
    - torsk (English)
*turska (Proto-Finnic)
- tursk (Estonian)
- turska (Finnish)
- tūrska (Livonian)