lokken etymology

Dutch word lokken comes from Proto-Indo-European *lew-, Proto-Germanic *lukkōną, and later Proto-Germanic *leukaną (To pluck; pull up.)

Detailed word origin of lokken

Dictionary entryLanguageDefinition
*lew- Proto-Indo-European (ine-pro) to cut, remove, prune, separate, to wash, to cut, to cut, separate, dissolve, to cut away, remove, prune
*lukkōną Proto-Germanic (gem-pro)
*leukaną Proto-Germanic (gem-pro) To pluck; pull up.
*lokkon Old Dutch (odt)
*lūken Old Dutch (odt)
locken Middle Dutch (dum) To lure.
lokken Dutch (nld) (transitive) to attract, allure, bait.

Words with the same origin as lokken

Descendants of *lew-
afloop belofte geliefd gelofte lief liefhebben lieverd lift lodge lof lokaas loods loof loop loopbaan loopjongen lopen loper lucht luik luiken verloofde verloop verloving
Descendants of *lukkōną
lokfluit lokmiddel lokoma lokspijs lokvogel ontlokken uitlokken verlokkelijk