Where does “kaker” come from?

kaker (Old Swedish) comes from Proto-Turkic kāk, from Proto-Germanic kōpǭ — the prow of a sleigh.

kaker (Old Swedish): a form of pillory, a pole where different punishments were carried out, also denoting the wooden platform, which served as a jail

Definitions

  1. a form of pillory, a pole where different punishments were carried out, also denoting the wooden platform, which served as a jail

Ancestry of “kaker”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Proto-Turkickāk
2Proto-Germanickōpǭthe prow of a sleigh
Every word from Proto-Germanic kōpǭEvery word from Proto-Turkic kāk
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