Ieekj

Plautdietsch

Alternative forms

  • Äkj

Etymology

From Middle Low German êk, from Old Saxon ēk, from Proto-West Germanic *aik.

Noun

Ieekj f (plural Ieekjen)

  1. oak, oak tree
    Synonym: Ieekjenboom

Derived terms

  • Ieekjekota (“squirrel”)
  • Ieekjenholt (“oak wood”)
  • Ieekjenät (“acorn”)
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