Baltic etymology : List with all references

Proto-Baltic: *čā̂k- (*čā̂k-a-) (2) vb., *čōk-[ia]- m.; *čō̂k-ā- vb.; *čak-u- adj.

Meaning: jump

Indo-European etymology: Indo-European etymology

Lithuanian: šṓkti (šṓka, šṓkō) 'springen, hüpfen, tanzen, sich rhythmisch bewegen', šúokōti 'hüpfend, springend laufen, tanzen'; šakù- `flink'

Lettish: sâkt (sâku /sâcu infl.) tr., intr. 'anfangen, beginnen'

Old Prussian: soakis 'Grasmücke' V. 750

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Proto-IE: *k'āk-

Meaning: to jump

Old Greek: kǟkíō `hervorquellen, -sprudeln', kǟkī́s, -ī̂dos f. `hervorquellende Flüssigkeit'

Russ. meaning: прыгать

References: WP I 334 f

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