Stack
Luxemburgeois
/ʃtɑk/
noun
Definitions
- floor, storey, level
- apartment block
- potted plant
- bush, shrub
- tree trunk
- block (of an executioner, butcher, etc.)
- hive, beehive
Etymology
Inherited from Old High German stoc inherited from Proto-Germanic *stukkaz (tree-trunk, stump, stock).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*stukkaz
Gloss
tree-trunk, stump, stock
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- alpenstock English
- backstock English
- ballstock English
- basestock English
- bedstock English
- bestock English
- bitstock English
- blendstock English
- bloodstock English
- broodstock English
- buttstock English
- counterstock English
- cryostock English
- deadstock English
- destock English
- diestock English
- drillstock English
- farmstock English
- fatstock English
- feedstock English
- forestock English
- gazingstock English
- gunstock English
- gunstock war club English
- headstock English
- hoofstock English
- jesting-stock English
- lackstock English
- laughing stock English
- laughingstock English
- livestock English
- macrostock English
- microstock English
- midstock English
- netherstock English
- nonstock English
- overstock English
- rawstock English
- restock English
- rollingstock English
- rootstock English
- roughstock English
- rudderstock English
- shimstock English
- soapstock English
- stock English
- stockable English
- stockade English
- stockage English
- stockboy English
- stockbreeder English
- stockbreeding English
- stockbroker English
- stockbrokerage English
- stockbroking English
- stockdove English
- stocker English
- stocketh English
- stockfeed English
- stockfish English
- stockgirl English
- stockgrower English
- stockholder English
- stockholding English
- stocking English
- stockish English
- stockist English
- stockjobber English
- stockkeeper English
- stockless English
- stocklike English
- stocklist English
- stockman English
- stockpicker English
- stockpile English
- stockpot English
- stockrider English
- stockroom English
- stocktake English
- stocktaking English
- stockwhip English
- stockwoman English
- stocky English
- stockyard English
- superstock English
- tailstock English
- tipstock English
- toolstock English
- understock English
- unstock English
- whipstock English
- woolstock English
- word-stock English
- workstock English
- youngstock English
- Bienenstock German
- Eierstock German
- Krückstock German
- Lackstock German
- Rebstock German
- Schlagstock German
- Skistock German
- Stachelstock German
- Stock German
- Stockente German
- Stockfisch German
- Stockwerk German
- Viehstock German
- Weinstock German
- Zollstock German
- dreistöckig German
- fünfstöckig German
- stocksteif German
- verstocken German
- stock Italian
- duimstok Dutch, Flemish
- eierstok Dutch, Flemish
- kaneelstok Dutch, Flemish
- kerfstok Dutch, Flemish
- kolderstok Dutch, Flemish
- peilstok Dutch, Flemish
- polsstok Dutch, Flemish
- rekstok Dutch, Flemish
- satéstok Dutch, Flemish
- stock Dutch, Flemish
- stok Dutch, Flemish
- stokaas Dutch, Flemish
- stokanker Dutch, Flemish
- stokbrood Dutch, Flemish
- stokhaver Dutch, Flemish
- stokoud Dutch, Flemish
- stokslag Dutch, Flemish
- stokstaartje Dutch, Flemish
- stokvis Dutch, Flemish
- stokwachter Dutch, Flemish
- strijkstok Dutch, Flemish
- toverstok Dutch, Flemish
- vlaggenstok Dutch, Flemish
- wandelstok Dutch, Flemish
- wapenstok Dutch, Flemish
- wortelstok Dutch, Flemish
- zuurstok Dutch, Flemish
- stock French
- шток Russian
- stock Spanish, Castilian
- estoque Portuguese
- *stukkaz Proto-Germanic
- stocc Old English
- stoca Irish
- stokkr Old Norse
- eggjastokkur Icelandic
- stokkur Icelandic
- stoc Middle Dutch
- stoc Old High German
- stok Afrikaans
- stoc Middle High German
- Affer Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- Afferstack Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- Eeër Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- Eeërstack Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- stok Old Dutch
- *'śokka Gaulish
- *tsukka Gaulish