sokkr

Old Norse

noun

Definitions

sock

Etymology

Inherited from Proto-Germanic *sukkaz (sock) derived from Latin soccus (slipper, buskin, a light shoe slipper, low shoe).

Origin

Latin

soccus

Gloss

slipper, buskin, a light shoe slipper, low shoe

Timeline

Distribution of cognates by language

Geogrpahic distribution of cognates

Cognates and derived terms

soccus Latin
Socke German
zokni Hungarian
socco Italian
zueco Spanish, Castilian
σύκχος Ancient Greek
sokk Norwegian Bokmål
*sukkaz Proto-Germanic
socka Swedish
sokk Norwegian Nynorsk
socc Old English
socke Middle English
sok Danish
sokkur Icelandic
zoca Galician
zoco Galician
socke Middle Dutch
soc Old High German
sokkur Faroese
*sukka Proto-Finnic
socke Middle Low German
sack Westrobothnian
Sock Central Franconian
sukā Livonian