høg
Danish
/høːˀɣ/
noun
Definitions
- hawk bird of the genus Accipiter
- hawk advocate of aggressive politics
Etymology
Derived from Old Danish høk derived from Old Norse haukr (hawk, catches, one who grips) derived from Proto-Germanic *habukaz.
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*habukaz
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Galápagos hawk English
- Hawk-Eye English
- Hawkery English
- ballhawk English
- chickenhawk English
- cuckoo-hawk English
- eaglehawk English
- ferruginous hawk English
- fishhawk English
- flyhawk English
- hawk English
- hawk-beaked English
- hawkbell English
- hawkery English
- hawketh English
- hawkish English
- hawkism English
- hawkist English
- hawklet English
- hawklike English
- hawkling English
- hawkmoth English
- hawknose English
- hawknosed English
- hawksbeard English
- hawksbill English
- hawkweed English
- hawky English
- make-hawk English
- meadowhawk English
- newshawk English
- nighthawk English
- parahawk English
- pigeonhawk English
- pondhawk English
- puttock English
- red-shouldered hawk English
- roadside hawk English
- rufous-tailed hawk English
- seahawk English
- shitehawk English
- short-tailed hawk English
- sparrowhawk English
- white-rumped hawk English
- white-tailed hawk English
- white-throated hawk English
- zone-tailed hawk English
- Habicht German
- havik Dutch, Flemish
- *keh₂p- Proto-Indo-European
- *kopuǵos Proto-Indo-European
- hauk Norwegian Bokmål
- *habukaz Proto-Germanic
- blå kärrhök Swedish
- brun kärrhök Swedish
- duvhök Swedish
- hök Swedish
- höksångare Swedish
- hökuggla Swedish
- kärrhök Swedish
- sparvhök Swedish
- stäpphök Swedish
- ängshök Swedish
- hauk Norwegian Nynorsk
- hafoc Old English
- heafoc Old English
- hauke Middle English
- haukr Old Norse
- haukur Icelandic
- hika Icelandic
- havic Middle Dutch
- habuch Old High German
- hawik Afrikaans
- heykur Faroese
- האַביכט Yiddish
- *habuk gmw-pro
- *havuk Old Dutch
- *habukka Proto-Finnic
- havuk Old Saxon
- høker Old Swedish
- hø̄ker, høker Old Swedish
- høk Old Danish
- ok Elfdalian