Bruck

bruck English Proper noun s en. Derived terms en Bruck syndrome Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Bruck is the 12048th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 2588 individuals. Bruck is most common among White (94.86%) individuals. See also Bruck an der Mur Bavarian thumb|right|A Bruck|380px Alternative forms bar Brugg alternative spelling bar Bruckn Central, Southern Etymology From bar gmh brucke, from bar goh brugga, goh brucca, from bar gmw-pro *bruggju. Compare de Brücke, nl brug, en bridge, nds Brüch, da brygge, osx bruggia. Pronunciation bar /ˈb̥ruk/ Nothern, Central Noun m Bruckn Bruckal bridge Luxembourgish Etymology There is a verb lb brucken to brood, which is probably lb 1 for “clucking” (compare German Low Franconian li Bruck brooding hen). Perhaps influenced also by lb bréien to brood (de brüten). On the other hand, the word de Brot bread is used for “spawn” in some German dialects and this regularly becomes lb Brukt, lb Brokt in some northern varieties of Luxembourgish. Pronunciation lb [bʀuk] Noun m - spawn lb Läich