Where does “rauk” come from?

rauk (Gutnish) comes from Old Norse hraukr, from Proto-Germanic hraukaz — pile (of stones); heap.

rauk (Gutnish): rock, formed by abrasion, that's created by rocks...

Definitions

  1. rock, formed by abrasion, that's created by rocks...

Ancestry of “rauk”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Old Norsehraukrpile, stack; mountain; lone high rock
2Proto-Germanichraukazpile (of stones); heap

Words derived from “rauk

Every word from Proto-Germanic hraukazEvery word from Old Norse hraukr