hacken
German (Berlin)
/hakən/, /hækən/
verb-weak
Definitions
- to chop, to hack
- (colloquial) to be choppy, to not work properly, to not run smoothly
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German hacken inherited from Old High German hacchōn inherited from *hakkōn inherited from Proto-Germanic *hakkōną (chop, hack, hoe, hew).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*hakkōną
Gloss
chop, hack, hoe, hew
Concept
Semantic Field
Basic actions and technology
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Emoji
🥩 🪓
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Hackgate English
- apahack English
- hack English
- hackability English
- hackable English
- hackathon English
- hackday English
- hackdom English
- hacker English
- hackette English
- hackfest English
- hackie English
- hacking English
- hackish English
- hackle English
- hackman English
- hackproof English
- hacksaw English
- hackspace English
- hackster English
- hackwork English
- hacky English
- haggle English
- letterhack English
- lifehack English
- maphack English
- megahack English
- nuthack English
- outhack English
- wallhack English
- Brett German
- Fleisch German
- Hackbrett German
- Hackfleisch German
- Hackfleischverordnung German
- Hackordnung German
- Häcksel German
- Ordnung German
- Rinderhack German
- abgehackt German
- abhacken German
- behacken German
- afhakken Dutch, Flemish
- hack Dutch, Flemish
- hacken Dutch, Flemish
- hakblok Dutch, Flemish
- hakkelen Dutch, Flemish
- hakken Dutch, Flemish
- omhakken Dutch, Flemish
- *keg- Proto-Indo-European
- *hakkōną Proto-Germanic
- *haccian Old English
- hacken Middle English
- hacke Danish
- hacken Middle Dutch
- hacchōn Old High German
- hacken Middle High German
- האַקן Yiddish
- האַקפֿלייש Yiddish
- *hakkōn gmw-pro
- agu Estonian
- hakkama Estonian
- häkkima Estonian
- *hackon Old Dutch
- hakhan Cimbrian
- *hakkōn Frankish
- tohakia Old Frisian