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-ock

suffix forming nouns

indicating smallness
⇒ hillock

Origin

Old English -oc, -uc

-ock

Word Origin
1
a native English suffix of nouns, used to form descriptive names (ruddock, lit., the red one) and diminutives (hillock).
Origin
Middle English -ok, Old English -oc, -uc

Related Words

  • bittock
  • bullock
  • buttock
  • coke
  • dovekie
  • dunnock
-ocka noun suffix used to make descriptive names, as in ruddock (literally, the red one); diminutives, as in hillock; etc.
[Middle English -ok, Old English -oc, -uc]
-ock
noun suffix
 ETYMOLOGY  Middle English -oc, from Old English
: small one
    hillock
-ock
/ək/  
suffix
forming nouns originally with diminutive sense
［构成名词］表示“小的”, “小型的”：

haddock

pollock.

■  also occasionally forming words from other sources
［有时也构成来自其他词源的词］：

bannock

hassock.

词源
Old English -uc, -oc.
-ocksuffix, forming diminutives. A few examples of dimin. -oc, -uc, appear in OE., as bealloc ballock, bulluc bullock. In mod.Eng., the chief instance of the dim. suffix is hillock (found already in Wyclif); but other examples occur in the dialects, esp. in Sc., e.g. bittock, lassock, queock or queyock, whilock, wyfock, also proper names as Bessock, Jamock, Kittock: see Jamieson s.v. -oc, -ock. Several names of animals, esp. birds and fishes, have the same ending, and are prob. orig. diminutive; among these are OE. cranoc, cornoc (dim. of cran), crane; ruddoc (read red) redbreast, ruddock; cf. the modern (some ME.) dunnock, haddock, girrock, paddock, piddock, pinnock, pollock, puttock; also, as names of things, buttock, hattock, tussock. In other words (some of which, as bannock, hassock, mattock, go back to OE.) -ock appears to be of different origin.
-ock /ɒk/ suffix (not productive). OE.
ORIGIN: Old English -oc, -uc.
Forming nouns with (orig.) diminutive sense, as hillock, dunnock, haddock, pollock, etc. In other words, as bannock, hassock, mattock, app. of different origin.
-ock
suffix. diminutive, as in dunnock, hillock.
[Middle English -ok, Old English -oc, -uc]
-ock
\ək or, in many words, ik or ēk\ noun suffix
(-s)
Etymology: Middle English -oc, -ok, from Old English -uc, -oc
: small one
 < bittock >
 < lassock >

-ock

Suffix

  1. Forming nouns from nouns, originally with a diminutive sense.
    hillock, haddock, bullock, drillock, ballock, maddock, paddock

Etymology

From Middle English -ock, from Old English -oc, -uc (diminutive suffix), from Proto-Germanic *-ukaz (“diminutive suffix”). Akin to Old Saxon -ik (diminutive suffix), German -ich, Middle Low German -ken (diminutive suffix), Middle Dutch -kin, Old Norse -kr (diminutive suffix). More at -kin.

See also

  • -kin
  • -ling
  • -en
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