pank
Westrobothnian
noun
Definitions
- miscellaneous things
Etymology
Derived from Middle Low German pak derived from Proto-Germanic *pakkô (bundle, pack).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*pakkô
Gloss
bundle, pack
Concept
Semantic Field
Basic actions and technology
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- backpack English
- bipack English
- bodypack English
- brickpack English
- coursepack English
- daypack English
- depack English
- digipak English
- flatpack English
- forepack English
- framepack English
- giftpack English
- glasspack English
- hardpack English
- jam-pack English
- mailpack English
- manpack English
- megapack English
- midpack English
- minipack English
- mispack English
- modpack English
- mudpack English
- multipack English
- overpack English
- pack English
- packability English
- packable English
- packboard English
- packcloth English
- packer English
- packest English
- packeth English
- packhorse English
- packhouse English
- packing English
- packlike English
- packman English
- packmate English
- packraft English
- packrat English
- packsack English
- packsaddle English
- packsheet English
- packshot English
- packstone English
- packthread English
- packway English
- packyear English
- prepack English
- presspack English
- repack English
- retropack English
- samplepack English
- snowpack English
- subpack English
- tripack English
- unpack English
- wolfpack English
- woolpack English
- folpack Hungarian
- pak Dutch, Flemish
- pack Spanish, Castilian
- *pakkô Proto-Germanic
- pak Middle English
- pakke Middle English
- pac Middle Dutch
- pak Middle Dutch
- pagg Manx
- pacque Middle French
- packe Middle Low German
- pak Middle Low German
- *pakko Old Saxon
- 팩 Korean
- *pakkō Frankish
- pakisha Xhosa
- pack Low German