Flekj

Plautdietsch

Etymology

From Middle Low German flek, from Old Saxon *flek, from Proto-West Germanic *flekk, from Proto-Germanic *flekka-.

Noun

Flekj n (plural Flekja)

  1. patch
  2. field, plot

Derived terms

  • Akaflekj (“acreage”)
  • beflekjen (“cover with patches”, verb)
  • Flekjadakj (“patchwork quilt”)
  • flekjen (“patch”, verb)
  • Goadenflekj (“garden plot”)
  • Kornflekj (“cornfield”)
  • Weidflekj (“pasture”)
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