Where does “troak” come from?

troak (English) comes from Scots troak, from Middle English trukken, from Old French troquier, from Medieval Latin troco, from Frankish trokan, from Proto-Germanic trukaną.

troak (English): To barter or trade, especially outside a...

Definitions

To barter or trade, especially outside a...

Ancestry of “troak”, step by step

Step	Language	Word	Meaning
1	Scots	troak	To barter or trade, especially outside a government monopoly
2	Middle English	trukken	—
3	Old French	troquier	to offer in exchange
4	Medieval Latin	troco	to barter; I barter
5	Frankish	trokan	to barter, cheat
6	Proto-Germanic	trukaną	—

Every word from Proto-Germanic trukaną →Every word from Frankish trokan →Every word from Medieval Latin troco →