strak
Dutch (Brabantic)
/strɑk/
adj
Definitions
- tight
- tense (showing stress or strain)
Etymology
Inherited from Middle Dutch strac (tight, taut) inherited from Old Dutch *strak inherited from Proto-Germanic *strakaz derived from Proto-Indo-European *streg-.
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*streg-
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- astretch English
- backstretch English
- electrostretch English
- forestretch English
- frontstretch English
- homestretch English
- hyperstretch English
- mechanostretch English
- microstretch English
- midstretch English
- nonstretch English
- outstretch English
- overstretch English
- prestretch English
- restretch English
- stretch English
- stretch limousine English
- stretchability English
- stretchable English
- stretcher English
- stretchest English
- stretcheth English
- stretching English
- stretchless English
- stretchy English
- unstretch English
- strack German
- daarstraks Dutch, Flemish
- straks Dutch, Flemish
- *streg- Proto-Indo-European
- *strakaz Proto-Germanic
- *strakkaz Proto-Germanic
- stræc Old English
- strecchen Middle English
- streĉi Esperanto
- strac Middle Dutch
- strac Middle High German
- *strak Old Dutch
- strack Scots