gek
Dutch (Brabantic)
/ɣɛk/
adj
Definitions
- crazy, mad
- ludicrous, farcical
- silly, playful
Etymology
Inherited from Middle Dutch geck (madman).
Origin
Middle Dutch
geck
Gloss
madman
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- cybergeek English
- geek English
- geekazoid English
- geekdar English
- geekdom English
- geekery English
- geekette English
- geekfest English
- geekgasm English
- geekhood English
- geekish English
- geekism English
- geeklet English
- geeklike English
- geekling English
- geekly English
- geekness English
- geekosphere English
- geekout English
- geeksome English
- geekspeak English
- geeksploitation English
- geektastic English
- geekwad English
- geekwear English
- geeky English
- jeer English
- nongeek English
- roadgeek English
- supergeek English
- technogeek English
- ubergeek English
- Geck German
- Geek German
- gecken German
- dorp Dutch, Flemish
- dorpsgek Dutch, Flemish
- gekheid Dutch, Flemish
- gekhuis Dutch, Flemish
- gekkengetal Dutch, Flemish
- gekkenhuis Dutch, Flemish
- gekkie Dutch, Flemish
- gekkigheid Dutch, Flemish
- gekkin Dutch, Flemish
- gekscheren Dutch, Flemish
- gekte Dutch, Flemish
- getal Dutch, Flemish
- huis Dutch, Flemish
- knetteren Dutch, Flemish
- knettergek Dutch, Flemish
- knots Dutch, Flemish
- knotsgek Dutch, Flemish
- luchtvaart Dutch, Flemish
- luchtvaartgek Dutch, Flemish
- milieugekkie Dutch, Flemish
- mode Dutch, Flemish
- modegek Dutch, Flemish
- scheren Dutch, Flemish
- stapel Dutch, Flemish
- stapelgek Dutch, Flemish
- tulpengekte Dutch, Flemish
- geek Danish
- geck Middle Dutch
- geck Middle Low German
- geck Low German