merk-2, mork-

merk-2, mork-:     merk-2, mork-

    English meaning: sullen

    Deutsche Übersetzung: “verdrießlich”

    Material: Corn. moreth “Ärger, distress “, Bret. morc”het ‘souci, malheur”; Pol. markotь “ growl, growl”, markotny “ querulous, sullen” (out of it Lith. markatnus ‘sullen” and wRuss. markocić “verdrießlich make”, markotnū “langweilig”).

    References: WP. II 282.

    See also: relationship to (mer-), merk- “aufreiben, consume” (see 737) probably.

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