sjuk
Norwegian Nynorsk
/ʃʉːk/
pronu-note
Definitions
- ill, diseased
- (informal) crazy (unexpected, surprising)
- sick, depraved
Etymology
Inherited from Old Norse sjúkr (sick, ill) inherited from Proto-Germanic *seukaz (sick).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*seukaz
Gloss
sick
Concept
Semantic Field
The body
Ontological Category
Other
Kanji
患
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- airsick English
- brainsick English
- bussick English
- carsick English
- cropsick English
- dogsick English
- dope sick English
- greensick English
- guilt-sick English
- heartsick English
- heatsick English
- homesick English
- iron-sick English
- lovesick English
- oversick English
- seasick English
- sick English
- sick-wagon English
- sickbag English
- sickbay English
- sickbed English
- sicken English
- sicker English
- sickfic English
- sickhouse English
- sickie English
- sickish English
- sickless English
- sickly English
- sickness English
- sicknik English
- sicko English
- sickout English
- sickroom English
- sicky English
- soulsick English
- spacesick English
- thoughtsick English
- trainsick English
- turnsick English
- unsick English
- *seug- Proto-Indo-European
- *sewg- Proto-Indo-European
- sjuk Norwegian Bokmål
- *seukaz Proto-Germanic
- bil Norwegian Nynorsk
- heim Norwegian Nynorsk
- hus Norwegian Nynorsk
- krim Norwegian Nynorsk
- krimsjuk Norwegian Nynorsk
- pleie Norwegian Nynorsk
- sjukdom Norwegian Nynorsk
- sjukebil Norwegian Nynorsk
- sjukeheim Norwegian Nynorsk
- sjukehus Norwegian Nynorsk
- sjukepleie Norwegian Nynorsk
- sik Middle English
- sjúkdómr Old Norse
- sjúkleikr Old Norse
- sjúkr Old Norse
- syg Danish
- sjúkur Icelandic
- sjúkur Faroese
- 𐍃𐌹𐌿𐌺𐍃 Gothic
- *seuk gmw-pro
- *sioc Old Dutch
- siok Old Saxon
- siuker Old Swedish
- siuker, siūker Old Swedish
- sik Tok Pisin
- sxih Navajo, Navaho
- syugæ Old Danish
- siki Pijin