spak.
powerless, tired, obedient, tame, calm, easy, reasonable; of a person or animal that used to resist, but has given up the fight; of calm water
Meaning & usage
powerless, tired, obedient, tame, calm, easy, reasonable; of a person or animal that used to resist, but has given up the fight; of calm water
Where this word comes from
From Old Norse spakr (“wise, mild”).
a lever used to control some machine; a lever, a rod, a handle, a stick, a joystick, a control
Han drog i spaken
Nazisterna sitter vid spakarna
Where this word comes from
From Old Swedish spaker (“rod, stick, lever”), from Middle Low German spake, cognate with Danish spag (“spoke”), Dutch spaak (“spoke”), and English spoke.
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