Re: [tied] bake

it seems there is a little difference between german and germanic:-)
Torsten meant english "baken" and not german "baken". The all cognates
from the previous email are related to the german word "bake"= a frisian
word.

The German "bähen" has in this case nothing to do with German "beken"
but ist somehow related to "backen"= english "to bake" having cognates
in this case (to bake) in Greek "phogein"

The finnish word is "paakku", I lost an "a" there, mia culpa.

Alex


Peter P wrote:

> I didn't know that there were many English words written 'bake'
> The one I know has to to with the oven or the sun
>
> In Finnish I do not recognize "pakku". There is however a
> word 'paahtaa' to toast (bread) or barbecue (meat). 'Paahde' is the
> heat of the sun or possibly radiation from some other strong heat
> source
>
> Peter
>
> --- In cybalist@yahoogroups.com, "alex_lycos" <altamix@...> wrote:
>>
>> which "bake" do you mean now? the one which is to find in
> German "bake",
>> dutch "baak", norwegian "båke", finn. "pakku", eanglish "beacon"? or
>> which one?
>
>
>
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