wicker
English
/ˈwɪkə(ɹ)/, /ˈwɪkɚ/
noun
Definitions
- A flexible branch or twig of a plant such as willow, used in weaving baskets and furniture
- Wickerwork.
Etymology
Inherited from Middle English wiker.
Origin
Middle English
wiker
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- electroweak English
- gravitoweak English
- man English
- nonweak English
- overweak English
- rewicker English
- semiweak English
- superweak English
- ultraweak English
- weak English
- weak verb English
- weak-handed English
- weak-hearted English
- weak-minded English
- weaken English
- weakfish English
- weakhearted English
- weakish English
- weakling English
- weaklink English
- weakly English
- weakminded English
- weakness English
- weakon English
- weaksauce English
- weakside English
- weaksome English
- wicker man English
- wickered English
- wickerlike English
- wickerwork English
- wickerworker English
- worker English
- veik Norwegian Bokmål
- vek Norwegian Bokmål
- *waikwaz Proto-Germanic
- veik Norwegian Nynorsk
- weike Middle English
- weyk Middle English
- wiker Middle English
- veikleikr Old Norse
- veikr Old Norse
- veg Danish
- veikur Icelandic
- veikur Faroese
- veker, vēker Old Swedish
- vaik Westrobothnian
- man
- weak
- weakly
- weaken
- weakon
- worker
- weakish
- nonweak
- wickered
- weakness
- weakling
- weakside
- weaklink
- weakfish
- overweak
- rewicker
- weaksome
- semiweak
- weaksauce
- ultraweak
- weak verb
- superweak
- wickerwork
- weakminded
- wicker man
- wickerlike
- weak-minded
- electroweak
- weakhearted
- weak-handed
- gravitoweak
- wickerworker
- weak-hearted