schnacken
German (Berlin)
/ˈʃnakən/
verb-weak
Definitions
- (colloquial) to talk, to speak
Etymology
Derived from German Low German snacken derived from Middle Low German snacken (speak, talk, talk a lot nonsense, chatter, chat) derived from Proto-Germanic *snakkōną (open the mouth).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*snakkōną
Gloss
open the mouth
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- foresnatch English
- nonsnack English
- snacc English
- snack English
- snackable English
- snackbar English
- snacker English
- snackery English
- snackette English
- snackle English
- snackless English
- snacklike English
- snackmaker English
- snacktime English
- snacky English
- snap English
- snatch English
- snatchable English
- snatchback English
- snatcher English
- snatchest English
- snatcheth English
- snatchless English
- snatchy English
- upsnatch English
- Fliegenschnäpper German
- Grauschnäpper German
- Halsbandschnäpper German
- Schnappatmung German
- Schnäppchen German
- Snack German
- Trauerschnäpper German
- Zwergschnäpper German
- schnappen German
- überschnappen German
- ontsnappen Dutch, Flemish
- snack Dutch, Flemish
- snakken Dutch, Flemish
- snaphaan Dutch, Flemish
- snappen Dutch, Flemish
- snakke Norwegian Bokmål
- *snakkōną Proto-Germanic
- snacka Swedish
- スナック Japanese
- snakka Norwegian Nynorsk
- snacchen Middle English
- snakke Danish
- esnak Cebuano
- snacken Middle Dutch
- snaben Middle High German
- snacken Middle Low German
- snak Middle Low German
- geelsnacken German Low German
- snacken German Low German
- snacken Low German
- snappen Low German