bak
Afrikaans
/bak/
noun
Definitions
- covered bowl, basin
- tub, vat
Etymology
Inherited from Dutch, Flemish bak (box, container, tray, chin, car, cheek, ride, crate, vehicle, theatre box, tub, vessel, rear, sidecar, case) derived from French bac.
Origin
French
bac
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- bac English
- bakgat English
- achterbak Dutch, Flemish
- afvalbak Dutch, Flemish
- afwasbak Dutch, Flemish
- asbak Dutch, Flemish
- bak Dutch, Flemish
- bakbaard Dutch, Flemish
- bakbeest Dutch, Flemish
- bakboord Dutch, Flemish
- bakfiets Dutch, Flemish
- bakkebaard Dutch, Flemish
- bakkenist Dutch, Flemish
- bakkes Dutch, Flemish
- baktand Dutch, Flemish
- bloembak Dutch, Flemish
- broeibak Dutch, Flemish
- bullebak Dutch, Flemish
- engelenbak Dutch, Flemish
- etensbak Dutch, Flemish
- fichebak Dutch, Flemish
- glasbak Dutch, Flemish
- handbak Dutch, Flemish
- kaartenbak Dutch, Flemish
- kattenbak Dutch, Flemish
- kofferbak Dutch, Flemish
- kweekbak Dutch, Flemish
- letterbak Dutch, Flemish
- naftbak Dutch, Flemish
- paraplubak Dutch, Flemish
- pisbak Dutch, Flemish
- plantenbak Dutch, Flemish
- pooierbak Dutch, Flemish
- prullenbak Dutch, Flemish
- ragbak Dutch, Flemish
- sjoelbak Dutch, Flemish
- slabak Dutch, Flemish
- spoelbak Dutch, Flemish
- versnellingsbak Dutch, Flemish
- voerbak Dutch, Flemish
- vuilbak Dutch, Flemish
- vuilnisbak Dutch, Flemish
- wasbak Dutch, Flemish
- zandbak Dutch, Flemish
- zeepbak Dutch, Flemish
- bac French
- baquet French
- bac Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- hys Afrikaans
- hysbak Afrikaans
- kielie Afrikaans
- kieliebak Afrikaans
- was Afrikaans
- wasbak Afrikaans
- bac Middle French
- bhaka Zulu
- bhaka Swati
- bhakela Swati
- baki Sranan Tongo