Hack

hack häck English + (name) Etymology As a en de - and en nl - surname, from the old en gem - name en Hacco, shortened from names derived from gmw-pro *hakkju enclosure, hedge. Also as a German and Dutch surname, occupational surname for a butcher or woodcutter, see en Hacker. As a north/en nds - surname, variant of en Haack. Also as a north/Low German surname, variant of en Heck. Also as a north/Low German surname for someone who lived by a marsh, from nds hach, nds hack boggy water. As an English surname, from the en enm - personal name en Acke with a prosthetic H-, itself of en gmq - origin and a pet form of en non Áskell, see en Haskell. Also as an English surname, from en dum Hakke, denasalized from dum Hanke, a en vls - and en pcd - form of en John. Also as an English surname, from the en enm - adjective enm hak ruthless, unsparing. As a Jewish surname, from en yi האַק axe. Proper noun s en. Derived terms en Hacks Ferry German Etymology 1 de Hackfleisch. Pronunciation de /hak/ de De-Hack.ogg de ak 1 Noun n.sg minced meat, ground meat de Geben Sie mir bitte ein Pfund Hack. Please give me a pound of ground meat. Declension n.sg Derived terms de Hackbraten de Rinderhack Etymology 2 Borrowed from de en hack. de:+ (Pferd) Pronunciation de /hɛk/ de De-Hack2.ogg de ɛk 1 Noun m,(s),s show horse of unspecified breed de Declension m,(s),s Etymology 3 Borrowed from de en hack. de: Noun m,s,s de computing slang hack exploit; illegitimate attempt to gain access Declension m,s,s Related terms de hacken de Hacker m de Hacking n Further reading Hack_Gehacktes_Tatar Hack Hack_Pferd Hack de Meats Pennsylvania German Etymology 1 From pdc gml hakke, from pdc gem-pro *hak(k)-, perhaps related to gem-pro *hakô. Compare de Hacke, nl hak. Noun pdc noun f plural Hacke hoe Etymology 2 pdc en hack. Noun pdc noun m plural Hacke lash, blow cutting rejoinder