Where does “Rogg” come from?

Rogg (Plautdietsch) comes from Middle Low German rogge, from Old Saxon roggo, from Proto-West Germanic roggō, from Proto-Germanic ruggô — rye.

Rogg (Plautdietsch): rye

Definitions

  1. rye

Ancestry of “Rogg”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Middle Low Germanrogge—
2Old Saxonroggorye
3Proto-West Germanicroggōrye
4Proto-Germanicruggôrye

Words derived from “Rogg”

Every word from Proto-Germanic ruggô →Every word from Proto-West Germanic roggō →Every word from Old Saxon roggo →