anker
['æŋkə]
- n. 安加
- n. (Anker)人名；(丹)安高；(德、芬、挪、西、瑞典)安克尔；(英)安克
英文词源
- anker (n.)
- also anchor, liquid measure in North Sea and Baltic trade, early 14c., from Dutch, related to German Anker, Swedish ankare, Medieval Latin anceria "keg, vat," which is of unknown origin. That of Rotterdam, once used in England, equaled 10 old wine or 8.5 imperial gallons.