gengʰ-
verb · to turn, weave
Attested in Graeco-Phrygian, Germanic
Reconstructions in Pokorny (1959)
gengh- ‘to wind; to weave’
| Language | Reflex | Gloss | Grammar |
|---|---|---|---|
| Greek | γυργαθός | aus Weiden geflochtener Korb, Fischreuse | |
| Middle English | crōk | Krümmung | |
| Modern English | crook | Krümmung | |
| Middle English | crike | ||
| Middle English | creke | ||
| Old Norse | kraki | Stange mit Haken; magere Person | |
| Old Norse | krākr | Biegung, Bucht, Haken | |
| Old Norse | krōkr | Krümmung | |
| Old Norse | krøkja | krümmen, greifen | |
| Modern Norwegian,Norwegian | kreken | schwach, hinfallig | |
| Old English | crōg | Krug | |
| Old Norse | krīkr | Biegung, Bucht | |
| Old Norse | -kriki | Krümmung, Bucht | |
| Old High German | krācho | hakenförmiges Gerät | |
| Old High German | kracco | hakenförmiges Gerät | |
| Norwegian (dialectal) | kreka krak | kriechen | |
| Old High German | krāgo | Haken | |
| Old High German | kruog | Krug | |
| Swedish | kräka | krümmen, greifen |