sokn.
A tool used for searching the bottom of a body of water for something or someone that has sunk.
Meaning & usage
A tool used for searching the bottom of a body of water for something or someone that has sunk.
parish; an ecclesiastical district with its own church
parish; an ecclesiastical district with its own church The people belonging to the parish or church; a congregation
Where this word comes from
Inherited from Old Norse sókn (“search, attack; parish”), from Proto-Germanic *sōkniz (“search, inquiry”); related to søke (“to seek, search”). Compare Norwegian Nynorsk sokn, Icelandic sókn, Faroese sókn, Swedish socken and Danish sogn (“parish”). Doublet of sogn (“parish”).
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