Trog
German (Berlin)
/tʁoːk/, /tʁoːx/
noun
Definitions
- (agriculture) trough narrow container for animals to drink or eat from
- (geology) trench often filled with sediments
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German troc inherited from Old High German trog inherited from Proto-Germanic *trugaz (trough).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*trugaz
Gloss
trough
Concept
Semantic Field
The house
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- eavestrough English
- pentrough English
- trough English
- troughless English
- troughlike English
- water trough English
- *traucum Latin
- introrsum Latin
- Futter German
- Futtertrog German
- trogolo Italian
- trog Dutch, Flemish
- *drAuk(')- Proto-Indo-European
- *drukós Proto-Indo-European
- *trugaz Proto-Germanic
- *trugą Proto-Germanic
- tråg Swedish
- treg Old English
- trig Old English
- trog Old English
- trough Middle English
- trach Irish
- trog Old Norse
- tro Old French
- troer Old French
- staltrogo Esperanto
- trogo Esperanto
- troch Middle Dutch
- trog Old High German
- trog Afrikaans
- troc Middle High German
- Trach Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- tròg Cimbrian
- trȫk Vilamovian
- trog lng