þak
Old Norse
noun
Definitions
- thatch, roof
Etymology
Inherited from Proto-Germanic *þaką (roof, cover, covering) derived from Proto-Indo-European *teg-.
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*teg-
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Thackeray English
- Thackerayan English
- *(s)teg- Proto-Indo-European
- *teg- Proto-Indo-European
- foretak Norwegian Bokmål
- halmtak Norwegian Bokmål
- handtak Norwegian Bokmål
- hustak Norwegian Bokmål
- håndtak Norwegian Bokmål
- inntak Norwegian Bokmål
- mottak Norwegian Bokmål
- opptak Norwegian Bokmål
- skifertak Norwegian Bokmål
- tak Norwegian Bokmål
- takgrind Norwegian Bokmål
- takluke Norwegian Bokmål
- takras Norwegian Bokmål
- takrenne Norwegian Bokmål
- takstein Norwegian Bokmål
- takterrasse Norwegian Bokmål
- takvindu Norwegian Bokmål
- *þaką Proto-Germanic
- tak Swedish
- dach Polish
- halmtak Norwegian Nynorsk
- handtak Norwegian Nynorsk
- hustak Norwegian Nynorsk
- inntak Norwegian Nynorsk
- kvelartak Norwegian Nynorsk
- mottak Norwegian Nynorsk
- opptak Norwegian Nynorsk
- overtak Norwegian Nynorsk
- skifertak Norwegian Nynorsk
- tak Norwegian Nynorsk
- takgrind Norwegian Nynorsk
- takluke Norwegian Nynorsk
- takras Norwegian Nynorsk
- takrenne Norwegian Nynorsk
- takstein Norwegian Nynorsk
- takterrasse Norwegian Nynorsk
- þæc Old English
- þæctigele Old English
- thach, thache Middle English
- rá Old Norse
- tag Danish
- tagetage Danish
- tagrende Danish
- þak Icelandic
- dah Old High German
- andatak Faroese
- hugtak Faroese
- tak Faroese
- tiltak Faroese
- undantak Faroese
- dach Middle High German
- Daach Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- *þak gmw-pro
- *thak Old Dutch
- thak Old Dutch
- þak Old Swedish
- tak Westrobothnian
- vattutak Westrobothnian
- Dach Hunsrik
- taag North Frisian
- tååge North Frisian
- tʾg Parthian