voka
Norwegian Nynorsk
verb-1
Definitions
- to break through ice
Etymology
Derived from Old Norse vǫk (a hole in the ice) derived from Proto-Germanic *wakwō (wetness).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*wakwō
Gloss
wetness
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- bewake English
- forwake English
- moonwake English
- rewake English
- wacken English
- wake English
- wakeable English
- wakeathon English
- wakeboard English
- wakefield English
- wakeful English
- wakeless English
- wakelet English
- waker English
- wakerobin English
- wakeskate English
- wakeskater English
- wakeskating English
- wakesome English
- wakest English
- waketh English
- waketime English
- wakey English
- wecken German
- *wegʷ- Proto-Indo-European
- fjellvåk Norwegian Bokmål
- våk Norwegian Bokmål
- *wakwō Proto-Germanic
- vak Swedish
- vok Norwegian Nynorsk
- vòk Norwegian Nynorsk
- vòka Norwegian Nynorsk
- waken Middle English
- vákr Old Norse
- vǫk Old Norse
- vǫkóttr Old Norse
- våge Danish
- vök Icelandic