Where does “schrikbeeld” come from?

schrikbeeld (Dutch) comes from Dutch schrik, from Dutch schrikken, from Middle Dutch schricken, from Old Dutch skrikken, from Proto-Germanic skrikjaną.

schrikbeeld (Dutch): Terrifying thought, bugbear

Definitions

Terrifying thought, bugbear

Ancestry of “schrikbeeld”, step by step

schrikbeeld traces back through two separate lines of ancestry.

via Dutch schrik

Step	Language	Word	Meaning
1	Dutch	schrik	shock, dread; terror, menace
2	Dutch	schrikken	to be startled, to get a scare; to quench
3	Middle Dutch	schricken	to stride, to take a long, wide step; to be...
4	Old Dutch	skrikken	—
5	Proto-Germanic	skrikjaną	—

via Dutch beeld

Step	Language	Word	Meaning
1	Dutch	beeld	image; statue, sculpture; impression, idea
2	Middle Dutch	bēelde	sculpture
3	Old Dutch	bilithi	—
4	Proto-West Germanic	*biliþi	likeness, image

Every word from Proto-Germanic skrikjaną →Every word from Old Dutch skrikken →Every word from Middle Dutch schricken →