Where does “kruik” come from?

kruik (Dutch) comes from Middle Dutch crûke, from Old Khmer crūca, from Swedish kruka, from Middle Low German krūke, from Old Saxon krūka, from Proto-Germanic krogu, from Proto-Germanic *krōguz.

kruik (Dutch): jug, crock; hot water bottle

Definitions

  1. jug, crock; hot water bottle

Ancestry of “kruik”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Middle Dutchcrûke—
2Old Khmercrūcato eject, to shoot, to splash; pointed, sharp;...
3Swedishkrukaa pot; a coward
4Middle Low Germankrūke—
5Old Saxonkrūka—
6Proto-Germanickrogupot, pitcher
7Proto-Germanic*krōguz—

Words derived from “kruik”

Every word from Proto-Germanic *krōguz →Every word from Proto-Germanic krogu →Every word from Old Saxon krūka →