Where does “siksakata” come from?

siksakata (Finnish) comes from Finnish siksak, from English Zigzag, from French zigzag, from German Zickzack, from Italian zigzagare, from Russian зигза́г — zigzag.

siksakata (Finnish): to zigzag

Definitions

  1. to zigzag

Ancestry of “siksakata”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Finnishsiksakzigzag
2EnglishZigzagA line or path that proceeds by sharp turns in alternating directions
3Frenchzigzagzigzag
4GermanZickzackzigzag
5Italianzigzagareintransitive; to zigzag; to walk in a zigzag...
6Russianзигза́гzigzag

Words derived from “siksakata”

Every word from Russian зигза́г →Every word from Italian zigzagare →Every word from German Zickzack →