Glogg
Alemannic German
noun
Definitions
- bell
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German glocke inherited from Old High German glocca derived from Latin clocca.
Origin
Latin
clocca
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- attoclock English
- bioclock English
- bum-clock English
- clock English
- clockable English
- clockcase English
- clocker English
- clockless English
- clocklike English
- clockmaker English
- clockmaking English
- clockpunk English
- clockspring English
- clocksucker English
- clocktower English
- clockward English
- clockweight English
- clockwise English
- clockwork English
- downclock English
- misclock English
- overclock English
- reclock English
- unclockable English
- underclock English
- upclock English
- watchclock English
- waterclock English
- clocca Latin
- Glocke German
- Glockenblume German
- Glockengießer German
- Glockenspiel German
- Glockenstube German
- Glockenturm German
- Glöckchen German
- Käseglocke German
- Taucherglocke German
- Totenglocke German
- glockenförmig German
- glockenhell German
- cloche French
- clucge Old English
- clokke Middle English
- klokka Old Norse
- cloche Old French
- glocca Old High German
- klocca Old High German
- glocke Middle High German
- גלאָק Yiddish
- choca Old Portuguese
- *klokkos Proto-Celtic
- *klokkos Proto-Celtic
- *klokkos- Proto-Celtic
- klocke Middle Low German
- klòkke Cimbrian
- ikilogo Zulu
- kilok Tok Pisin
- karaka Maori
- clôche Bourguignon
- *clocca Gaulish
- clocca Gaulish
- cloque ONF.
- cloke Picard
- krak Nauru
- kolook Woleaian