Proto-Germanic: *xakēn, *xēka-z, -ēn, *xōka-z
Meaning: hook
Old Norse: { Haki PN }
Swedish: hake 'Haken'
Old English: haca 'Riegel'
English: hook
Old Saxon: hako 'Haken'; hōk 'Haken, Angel'
Middle Dutch: hāke, haec 'Haken'; hoec, houc 'Ecke, Winkel, Haken, Gegend'
Dutch: haak 'Haken', hoek 'Ecke, Winkel'
Middle Low German: hāke 'Haken'; hōk, hūk 'Winkel, Ecke, Landspitze'
Old High German: haggo, ha(c)ko (um 800)
Middle High German: hāke, hāken wk./st. m. 'jedes an der spitze krumm gebogene ding'; { haggen }
German: Haken m.
