pek
Dutch (Brabantic)
/pɛk/
noun
Definitions
- pitch sticky substance
Etymology
Inherited from Middle Dutch pec inherited from Old Dutch pek derived from Latin pīx.
Origin
Latin
pīx
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- fastpitch English
- monopitch English
- multipitch English
- outpitch English
- overpitch English
- pitch English
- pitchable English
- pitchback English
- pitchbook English
- pitchcapping English
- pitcher English
- pitchest English
- pitcheth English
- pitchfest English
- pitchfork English
- pitchless English
- pitchlike English
- pitchman English
- pitchmeter English
- pitchometer English
- pitchout English
- pitchpenny English
- pitchperson English
- pitchpipe English
- pitchpole English
- pitchside English
- pitchstone English
- pitchwoman English
- pitchwork English
- pitchy English
- repitch English
- slowpitch English
- pīx Latin
- Pech German
- Pechnase German
- Pechnelke German
- Pechvogel German
- pechrabenschwarz German
- pechschwarz German
- pech Hungarian
- aard Dutch, Flemish
- aardpek Dutch, Flemish
- autopech Dutch, Flemish
- blende Dutch, Flemish
- pech Dutch, Flemish
- pechstrook Dutch, Flemish
- pechvogel Dutch, Flemish
- pekblende Dutch, Flemish
- пек Russian
- pichar Spanish, Castilian
- piche Portuguese
- beck Swedish
- ピッチ Japanese
- ペンキ Japanese
- picche Middle English
- pech Czech
- piĉo Esperanto
- piche Galician
- pek Indonesian
- pec Middle Dutch
- peh Old High German
- Pech Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- Pechband Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- pek Old Dutch
- pik Middle Low German