Proto-Germanic: *smūkan- vb.; caus. *smaukian-, *smauka-z; *smukōn-
Meaning: smoke
Old English: smēocan st. `rauchen, räuchern', smīecan `id.'; smēoc m. `Rauch'; smocian `rauchen, räuchern'; smoca `rook'
English: smoke, to smoke
Middle Dutch: smūken, smieken `rauchen'; smōken `riken, walmen, laten roken'; smooc; smōke f. (? =smȫke) `geur'
Dutch: zuidnl. smuiken `misten, motregenen'; smoken; smook m.
Middle Low German: smōken `roken, door rook doen stoken'; smōk
Low German: smöken, schmöken 'räuchern, rauchen'
Middle High German: smouch st. m. 'rauch, dunst'
German: schmauchen, Schmauch m., schmäuchen
