Definition of roke in English:

roke

noun rəʊk

English Regional, Scottish

Steam; vapour, mist, fog, or an instance of this.

noun rəʊk

Founding

A longitudinal surface defect in a steel ingot in the form of a thin shallow depression typically lined with scale.

Origin

Middle English (in an earlier sense). Probably from early Scandinavian from a variant (without i-mutation) of the Scandinavian base of Old Icelandic reykr smoke, vapour, Old Swedish röker smoke, vapour, odour (Swedish rök), Old Danish røk smoke. Compare Anglo-Norman roke mist, fog
mid 19th century; earliest use found in British Patents. Origin uncertain. Perhaps compare English regional (north.) roke, rawk, rawk flaw or defect in a piece of cloth, stone, metal, etc.

Definition of roke in US English:

roke

nounrəʊk

English Regional, Scottish

Steam; vapour, mist, fog, or an instance of this.

nounrəʊk

Founding

A longitudinal surface defect in a steel ingot in the form of a thin shallow depression typically lined with scale.

Origin

Middle English (in an earlier sense). Probably from early Scandinavian from a variant (without i-mutation) of the Scandinavian base of Old Icelandic reykr smoke, vapour, Old Swedish röker smoke, vapour, odour (Swedish rök), Old Danish røk smoke. Compare Anglo-Norman roke mist, fog<br>mid 19th century; earliest use found in British Patents. Origin uncertain. Perhaps compare English regional (north.) roke, rawk, rawk flaw or defect in a piece of cloth, stone, metal, etc.

单词	roke
释义	Definition of roke in English: roke noun rəʊk English Regional, Scottish Steam; vapour, mist, fog, or an instance of this. noun rəʊk Founding A longitudinal surface defect in a steel ingot in the form of a thin shallow depression typically lined with scale. Origin Middle English (in an earlier sense). Probably from early Scandinavian from a variant (without i-mutation) of the Scandinavian base of Old Icelandic reykr smoke, vapour, Old Swedish röker smoke, vapour, odour (Swedish rök), Old Danish røk smoke. Compare Anglo-Norman roke mist, fog mid 19th century; earliest use found in British Patents. Origin uncertain. Perhaps compare English regional (north.) roke, rawk, rawk flaw or defect in a piece of cloth, stone, metal, etc. Definition of roke in US English: roke nounrəʊk English Regional, Scottish Steam; vapour, mist, fog, or an instance of this. nounrəʊk Founding A longitudinal surface defect in a steel ingot in the form of a thin shallow depression typically lined with scale. Origin Middle English (in an earlier sense). Probably from early Scandinavian from a variant (without i-mutation) of the Scandinavian base of Old Icelandic reykr smoke, vapour, Old Swedish röker smoke, vapour, odour (Swedish rök), Old Danish røk smoke. Compare Anglo-Norman roke mist, fog<br>mid 19th century; earliest use found in British Patents. Origin uncertain. Perhaps compare English regional (north.) roke, rawk, rawk flaw or defect in a piece of cloth, stone, metal, etc.
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