trecken
Low German
verb
Definitions
- (transitive) to pull, to draw
- (transitive) to manage, to have the strength for
- (intransitive) to migrate
Etymology
Inherited from Middle Low German trecken inherited from Old Saxon *trekkian inherited from Proto-Germanic *trakjaną (drag) derived from Proto-Indo-European *dreg- (drag, scrape, pull).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*dreg-
Gloss
drag, scrape, pull
Concept
Semantic Field
Basic actions and technology
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- aandachttrekkerij Dutch, Flemish
- aantrekken Dutch, Flemish
- aftrekken Dutch, Flemish
- betrekken Dutch, Flemish
- binnentrekken Dutch, Flemish
- doortrekken Dutch, Flemish
- intrekken Dutch, Flemish
- lijsttrekker Dutch, Flemish
- lostrekken Dutch, Flemish
- omtrekken Dutch, Flemish
- onttrekken Dutch, Flemish
- optrekken Dutch, Flemish
- overtrekken Dutch, Flemish
- rechttrekken Dutch, Flemish
- rondtrekken Dutch, Flemish
- samentrekken Dutch, Flemish
- steuntrekker Dutch, Flemish
- terugtrekken Dutch, Flemish
- treintrekker Dutch, Flemish
- trekbiljart Dutch, Flemish
- trekdier Dutch, Flemish
- trekkast Dutch, Flemish
- trekken Dutch, Flemish
- trekker Dutch, Flemish
- trekpaard Dutch, Flemish
- trekpop Dutch, Flemish
- trekschuit Dutch, Flemish
- treksprinkhaan Dutch, Flemish
- trekvaart Dutch, Flemish
- trekvis Dutch, Flemish
- trekvogel Dutch, Flemish
- trekwild Dutch, Flemish
- trekzak Dutch, Flemish
- uittrekken Dutch, Flemish
- vertrekken Dutch, Flemish
- voltrekken Dutch, Flemish
- voortrekken Dutch, Flemish
- voorttrekken Dutch, Flemish
- worteltrekken Dutch, Flemish
- *dreg- Proto-Indo-European
- trekke Norwegian Bokmål
- *trakjaną Proto-Germanic
- *trekaną Proto-Germanic
- trække Danish
- trecken Middle Dutch
- trekken Middle Dutch
- trek Afrikaans
- *trecken Old Dutch
- trecken Middle Low German
- *trekkian Old Saxon
- trekke Western Frisian
- trekka Old Frisian
- trèk Papiamentu