Etymology

haked

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Today it means: The pike (fish). Full definition →

Middle English *haket ← Old English hacod ← Proto-West Germanic *hakud
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haked · noun1

  1. Proto-West Germanic · inherited from*hakud
  2. Old English · inherited fromhacod
  3. Middle English · inherited from*haket
  4. English todayhaked

From Middle English *haket, from Old English hacod, hæċed (“pike, mullet”), from Proto-West Germanic *hakud, *hakid (“pike”).

haked · verb2

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.

Words from the same roots

Middle English*haket all →

Hackett

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