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Hooch
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Central Franconian
Alternative forms
gmw-cfr Hok younger variant, influenced by Standard German
gmw-cfr Hoke southern Moselle Franconian
Etymology
From an gmw-cfr goh *hāhho (perhaps attested as goh hācho, but ch is here more probably a spelling for k), from gmw-cfr gem-pro *hēkô, which also underlies in li haok. The Germanic word, which is possibly of substrate origin, has at least three stem variants: gem-pro *hakô *hak-, gem-pro *hēk-, *hēgg-. From the last is de Haken and the forms with k above.
Pronunciation
gmw-cfr /hɔːx/
Noun
gmw-cfr noun m plural Hööch or Hääch
gmw-cfr Ripuarian northern _ Moselle Franconian archaic _ in some dialects hook
gmw-cfr Kramp