húka
Old Norse
verb
Definitions
- to squat
Etymology
Derived from Proto-Indo-European *keu- (vault, hole).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*keu-
Gloss
vault, hole
Concept
Semantic Field
Spatial relations
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
⛳️ 🕳️
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- armhook English
- baithook English
- billhook English
- boathook English
- boothook English
- breasthook English
- bullhook English
- butthook English
- buttonhook English
- coathook English
- dehook English
- eyehook English
- firehook English
- fishhook English
- fleshhook English
- foothook English
- forehook English
- grapplehook English
- heddle hook English
- hook English
- hook maneuver English
- hookable English
- hookbill English
- hooked English
- hooker English
- hookest English
- hooketh English
- hookgun English
- hookkeeper English
- hookless English
- hooklet English
- hooklike English
- hookman English
- hooknose English
- hookset English
- hookswitch English
- hookthorn English
- hooktip English
- hooktop English
- hookworm English
- microhook English
- nuthook English
- pothook English
- pre-hook English
- rehook English
- shavehook English
- sheephook English
- shithook English
- skyhook English
- switchhook English
- tailhook English
- tenterhook English
- unhook English
- webhook English
- wolf hook English
- hukki Finnish
- excavātiō Latin
- Nesthocker German
- Nesthäkchen German
- abhocken German
- hocken German
- хук Russian
- *keu- Proto-Indo-European
- フック Japanese
- hoke Middle English
- húka Icelandic
- húka Faroese
- hucken Middle High German
- huk Tok Pisin
- hukim Tok Pisin