rrok

Albanian

Etymology 1

Disputed.

• Orel proposes a borrowing from Proto-Germanic *rukkjan (“to move, to remove, to stir, to snatch, to pull, to push”) (cf. Old English roccian, Old High German rucchan, Old Norse rykkja).

Verb

rrok (aorist rroka, participle rrokur)

1. to seize, snatch, touch

Derived terms

• rokominë
• Rrok
• rrokas
• rrokë
• rrokës
• rrokje
• rrokme
• rrokoll
• vrokth

 

Etymology 2

Derivative of the verb, originally meaning 'something snatched off'.

Adjective

rrok (feminine rroke)

1. raw