Speck

speck English + (surname) Etymology As a en de - surname, from the noun de Speck bacon. As an English surname, variant of en Speake, and perhaps a variant of en Peck with an initial -s. Proper noun s en German. Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Speck is the 5521st most common surname in the United States, belonging to 6297 individuals. Speck is most common among White (94.09%) individuals. Further reading Anagrams en cekps pecks Bavarian Etymology From bar gmh spec, from bar goh spek, from bar gmw-pro *spik, from bar gem-pro *spiką. Cognate with de Speck, ang spic (whence en speck). Pronunciation bar /ˈʃb̥eːɡ̊/ bar /ˈʃb̥ɛkx/ Southern bar eːɡ̊ Noun m bacon, fatty cellular tissue under the porkrind bar colloquial adipose tissue, bodyfat German thumb|right|de Speck|upright=1.15 Etymology From de gmh spec, from de goh spek, from de gmw-pro *spik, from de gem-pro *spiką. Cognate with ang spic (whence en speck). Pronunciation de /ʃpɛk/ de De-Speck.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Noun m,(e)s bacon, fatty cellular tissue under the porkrind de Speck ist reich an Fett. Bacon is rich in fat. de colloquial adipose tissue, bodyfat Declension m,(e)s Hyponyms pork product de Bauchspeck Frühstücksspeck Grüner Speck Kübelspeck Paprikaspeck Rückenspeck Schinkenspeck Südtiroler Speck Walliser Trockenspeck bodyfatde Babyspeck Kummerspeck Winterspeck Derived terms de abspecken Speckdäne Speckgewicht speckig Speckkäfer Speckknödel Speckkuchen Specklagen Specksauce Speckstein Walspeck wie die Made im Speck leben Descendants it speck 1 csb szpiek 1 cs špek 1 pl szpik 1 Further reading de Meats Hunsrik Etymology From hrx gmh spëc, from hrx goh spek, from hrx gmw-pro *spik. Pronunciation hrx /ʃpek/ Noun m Speck fat Further reading Luxembourgish Etymology lb gem-pro 1 From lb gmh spëc, from lb goh spek, from lb gmw-pro *spik. Cognate with de Speck, nl spek, en speck, is spik. Pronunciation lb /ʃpæk/ Noun m bacon lb Meats