(s)keng-
to hobble; lame, slanted
Reflexes - Liv
| Language | Reflex(es) | Gloss | Grammar | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NYI | ||||
| NYI | pāli khañjati ‘hinkt’{2} | NYI | .. | LIV TOL |
| NYI | ahd. hinkan ‘hinken’ | NYI | .. | LIV TOL |
| NYI | gr. σκάζω ‘hinke’ | NYI | .. | LIV TOL |
Reflexes - Pokorny
| Language | Reflex(es) | Gloss | Grammar | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| English | ||||
| English | Longshanks | epithet for Strider in Tolkien: The Lord of the Rings | prop.n | LRC |
| English | shank | shin, leg from knee to ankle | n | AHD W7 LRC |
| Old English | sc(e)anca | shank | n.masc | ASD LRC |
| Middle English | shanke | shank | n | W7 LRC |
| West Germanic | ||||
| German | Schenkel | shank | n.masc | LRC |
| North Germanic | ||||
| Old Norse | skakkr | crooked | adj | W7 LRC |
| Danish | skank | shank | n | ASD LRC |
| Swedish | skank | shank | n | ASD LRC |
| Hellenic | ||||
| Homeric Greek | σκάζω | to limp | vb | LRC |