Sack

sack säck Säck German Alternative forms de S*ck censored Etymology de :inh gmh:sac<ety:inh<goh:sac<ety:inh<gmw-pro:*sakku>>>> From de gmh sac, from de goh sac, from de gmw-pro *sakku, from de gem-pro *sakkuz, from de la saccus. Cognate with nl zak, en sack. The sense “man” without doubt partly from “scrotum”, but de Sack was also formerly used to refer to the belly or the human body as a whole. Pronunciation de /zak/ Germany de De-Sack.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de /sak/ Austria,South German,Switzerland de ak 1 Noun m,(e)s,^e ^chen,^lein,^elchen,erl,^le sack large bag, especially one made of fabric de informal the sack; de Hodensack scrotum de informal derogatory prick; sod de Southern Germany Switzerland pocket de Tasche Usage notes Additional, more informal diminutive forms include western German de Säckelchen, south-western de Säckle, and Austro-Bavarian de Sackerl. The last also means shopping bag in Austrian standard German. Declension m,(e)s,^e Derived terms de die Katze aus dem Sack lassen Bleisack Drecksack Dudelsack einsacken Fettsack Futtersack Hafersack Hosensack in einen Sack stecken und draufhauen Jutesack Kartoffelsack Lachsack Mehlsack Müllsack Plastiksack sackartig sackförmig sackleinen Sackmesser Sackgeld Sacksahne Sandsack Seesack Strohsack Tränensack Wärmesack Wassersack Windsack Zementsack Leichensack alter Sack Boxsack Further reading de Bags Genitalia Hunsrik Etymology From hrx gmh sac, from hrx goh sac, from hrx gmw-pro *sakku, from hrx gem-pro *sakkaz, from hrx la saccus. Pronunciation Noun m Seck Seckche sack Derived terms hrx Zwerrichsack Further reading Pennsylvania German Etymology From pdc gmh - pdc goh sac, from pdc gmw-pro *sakku, from pdc gem-pro *sakkuz. Compare de Sack, nl zak, en sack. Noun pdc noun m plural Seck bag, sack