breuk
Dutch (Brabantic)
/brøːk/
noun
Definitions
- fracture, break
- (arithmetic) fraction
- (geology) fault
Etymology
Inherited from Middle Dutch broke inherited from Old Dutch *bruki inherited from Proto-Germanic *brukiz (fissure, breach, breakable).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*brukiz
Gloss
fissure, breach, breakable
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- bank Dutch, Flemish
- bankbreuk Dutch, Flemish
- bankbreukig Dutch, Flemish
- been Dutch, Flemish
- beenbreuk Dutch, Flemish
- bot Dutch, Flemish
- botbreuk Dutch, Flemish
- breukstreep Dutch, Flemish
- computer Dutch, Flemish
- computervredebreuk Dutch, Flemish
- darm Dutch, Flemish
- darmbreuk Dutch, Flemish
- huisvrede Dutch, Flemish
- huisvredebreuk Dutch, Flemish
- kaak Dutch, Flemish
- kaakbreuk Dutch, Flemish
- lies Dutch, Flemish
- liesbreuk Dutch, Flemish
- pensioen Dutch, Flemish
- pensioenbreuk Dutch, Flemish
- pols Dutch, Flemish
- polsbreuk Dutch, Flemish
- schip Dutch, Flemish
- schipbreuk Dutch, Flemish
- schipbreukeling Dutch, Flemish
- streep Dutch, Flemish
- trend Dutch, Flemish
- trendbreuk Dutch, Flemish
- vrede Dutch, Flemish
- wolk Dutch, Flemish
- wolkbreuk Dutch, Flemish
- *brukilaz Proto-Germanic
- *brukiz Proto-Germanic
- brice Old English
- brøk Danish
- brøkdel Danish
- broke Middle Dutch
- schipbreke, schipbrēke Middle Dutch
- bruh Old High German
- breuk Afrikaans
- skipbreuk Afrikaans
- Broch Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- Steebroch Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- *bruki gmw-pro
- *bruki Old Dutch
- bröke Middle Low German
- brök Low German
- brøki Kalaallisut, Greenlandic