rogue

Middle French

adj

Definitions

arrogant; haughty

Etymology

Inherited from Old French rogre (haughty, exhilarated, aggressive) derived from Old Norse hrokr (excess, insolence, heaped measure, exuberance).

Origin

Old Norse

hrokr

Gloss

excess, insolence, heaped measure, exuberance

Timeline

Distribution of cognates by language

Geogrpahic distribution of cognates

Cognates and derived terms

rogue English
abrogo Latin
arrogo Latin
corrogo Latin
derogo Latin
erogo Latin
interrogo Latin
irrogo Latin
obrogo Latin
perrogo Latin
praerogo Latin
prorogo Latin
rogō Latin
subrogo Latin
rogue French
roguement French
irrogar Spanish, Castilian
irrogar Portuguese
hrogn Old Norse
hrokr Old Norse
rogre Old French
rueve Old French
irrogar Catalan, Valencian
rog Aromanian
*rogue ONF.
fro, rogre ONF.