Goteskalk

== Old High German == === Alternative forms === Cotæsscalc (Bavarian, 8th C.) Cotescalch, Cotescalh (8th or 9th C.) Kotesscalh (9th C.) Gotescalc (Rhine Franconian, Alemannic, Bavarian) === Etymology === From Proto-West Germanic *Godaskalk, from *god (“god”) +‎ *skalk (“servant”). Equivalent to gotes +‎ skalk. Cognate with Old English Godescealc. === Proper noun === Goteskalk m (Alemannic) a male given name ==== Descendants ==== Middle High German: Goteschalc (11th C.), Gotescalc, Cotescalc (11th or 12th C.), Goteschalch (11th-12th C.), Gotesalc, Godescalch (12th C.) → Medieval Latin: Gotescalcus (12th C.)