karg
German (Berlin)
/kaʁk/
adj
Definitions
- of a room poor, scarce, not well equipped, not decorated
- of land barren, not lush, with little vegetation
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German karc inherited from Old High German karag.
Origin
Old High German
karag
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- aftercare English
- allocare English
- babycare English
- backcare English
- becare English
- birdcare English
- care English
- care home English
- carebear English
- carefree English
- careful English
- caregiver English
- caregiving English
- careleaver English
- careless English
- careline English
- caren English
- carer English
- caresome English
- carest English
- caretake English
- caretaker English
- caretaking English
- careth English
- careware English
- carework English
- careworker English
- careworn English
- caring English
- charily English
- chariness English
- chary English
- childcare English
- clothescare English
- daycare English
- deathcare English
- dentalcare English
- eldercare English
- eyecare English
- facecare English
- floorcare English
- footcare English
- forecare English
- haircare English
- handcare English
- healthcare English
- heartcare English
- heck-care English
- homecare English
- housecare English
- infantcare English
- landcare English
- lawncare English
- lifecare English
- miscare English
- mouthcare English
- nailcare English
- overcare English
- patientcare English
- petcare English
- postcare English
- precare English
- shoecare English
- skincare English
- suncare English
- telecare English
- throughcare English
- toothcare English
- uncare English
- unchary English
- woodcare English
- woundcare English
- Wort German
- Wortkargheit German
- wortkarg German
- care Middle English
- chari Middle English
- karag Old High German
- karc Middle High German
- *karag gmw-pro