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Proto-Baltic: *kak-t-ā f., *kak-t-a- c.
Meaning: angle
Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology
Lithuanian: kaktà 'Stirn', kakta-s 'Erker'
Lettish: kakts, kakta 'die von zwei Seiten gebildete Ecke, Winkel'
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Indo-European etymology :

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Proto-IE: *kʷek-
Meaning: to form an angle
Baltic: *kak-t-ā f., *kak-t-a- c.
Latin: conquinīscō, -ere, conquexī 'sich niederbücken', cossim, v. l. coxim (Ap.) 'на корточках'
Russ. meaning: сходиться под углом
References: Fraenkel 206
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